https://guides.temple.edu/social-work/ebp
This entry identifies definitions of EBP and traces the evolution of EBP from its origins in the medical profession to its current application in social work. Essential steps in the process of EBP and challenges associated with applying EBP to social work practice, education, and research are noted."
https://medicine.temple.edu/departments-centers/research-centers/center-health-justice-bioethics
Advancing social justice and health equity through bioethics, research, and community-driven education. The Center for Health Justice and Bioethics envisions a world where everyone has the conditions and resources necessary to achieve health as a collective right.
https://www.temple.edu/about/faculty-staff/dr-ashley-e-stewart-tue54401
Ashley E. Stewart, PhD, joined the faculty of Temple University’s School of Social Work as assistant professor and online program coordinator in July 2019. As an educator, she promotes self-awareness, advocacy skills, and practice skills through the lens of decolonization and anti-oppression.
https://cph.temple.edu/news/2025/06/depression-rates-us-continue-climb-experts-call-increased-access-care-community-based-interventions
Information and resource referrals from the National Alliance on Mental Illness. At Temple University’s College of Public Health, faculty and students are at the forefront of this challenge—training the next generation of mental health professionals and expanding access to care across Pennsylvania and beyond.
https://counseling.temple.edu/meet-our-staff
Tuttleman Counseling Services is composed of a diverse group of individuals. Our staff members are generalists skilled at responding to a wide range of issues. Dr. Andrew J. Lee currently serves as the Director of Tuttleman Counseling Services at Temple University.
https://www.temple.edu/admissions/graduate-professional
Rapid changes in healthcare and social services require that professionals in these fields possess advanced knowledge and expertise. The College of Public Health can provide you with the education, practical experience and insight you need to enjoy a vital, vibrant career.
https://noncredit.temple.edu/search/publicCourseSearchDetails.do?method=load&courseId=74608381
CHW skills may be applied to a variety of job roles such as: Community Health Worker; Client Navigator; Promotores de Salud; Home-Visitor; Educator; Advocate; Counselor; or Social worker. Why TUH CHW? Our program is designed to provide the core competencies needed for work in community-based care.
https://president.temple.edu/news/2025/04/temple-university-recognized-2025-us-news-world-reports-best-graduate-school-rankings
Other Temple programs ranked in the top 50 nationally including clinical psychology criminology, occupational therapy, painting/drawing, printmaking, public health, social work, speech-language pathology and statistics.
https://guides.temple.edu/directpractice/assessment
Recommended library resources for theory-informed social work direct practice with individuals and families
https://bulletin.temple.edu/undergraduate/social-work/social-work-bsw/
The Bachelor of Social Work (BSW), offered by the School of Social Work within the College of Public Health, prepares students for entry-level social work careers advancing social justice and working with individuals, families and communities in need.