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- First of Its Kind: Morgan State University School of Social Work announces the launch of its DSW program.
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Mirranda Williams: Empowering Communities: Redefining Disability as Strength and Inspiration
Mirranda Williams, a graduate of Morgan State University and a member of the Phi Alpha – Kappa Zeta Chapter, achieved academic excellence by earning her bachelor's and master's degrees in social work from the university with summa cum laude honors. She has founded InspEYEre Consulting, a dedicated platform providing resources and support groups for mental health issues among seniors living with blindness. Ms. Williams’ mission is to change society's perception of individuals with disabilities, particularly focusing on empowering individuals and seniors who are blind to maintain independence and challenge the notion of helplessness. Through professional development training, she fosters empathy and dispels misconceptions. Her inspirational journey exemplifies the resilience of the human spirit, highlighting that disabilities do not limit one's potential, and she envisions a more inclusive world for all. Read more
- School of Social Work
- About Us
- Academics
- Field Education
- Research
- Opportunities & Organizations
- Connect With Us
- Professional Opportunities
- Newsletters
- News
- Interest Meeting
- Antoine Lovell on Tackling Youth Violence
- Interdisciplinary Minority Fellowship Program 2024 Interdisciplinary Training Summit
- BSW Social Justice Symposium/Senior Seminar
- Research - Social Work practice and Artificial Intelligence
- Mirranda Williams: Empowering Communities: Redefining Disability as Strength and Inspiration
- Staff Bios
- Embracing the Path of Social Work: Nurturing Change and Empowering Communities
- Embracing the Unforeseen Path: My Journey in Social Work
- Faculty Bio
- Travel Log: The 14th International Conference on Early Intervention in Mental Health in Lausanne, Switzerland
- First of Its Kind: Morgan State University School of Social Work announces the launch of its DSW program.
- Marijuana Legalization Amendment
- HISTORICAL & ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF PSYCHOSIS IN URBAN AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH
- SStephens
- EBlakeMorgan
- Alum - B Holmes
- L Brooks
- The African Summer for Academic Development Program
- Sekile M. Nzinga
- Events
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School of Social Work
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Health and Human Services Center, Room 504
Baltimore, MD 21251
P: 443-885-3922
F: 443-885-8241
Contact Information
School of Social Work
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane
Health and Human Services Center, Room 504
Baltimore, MD 21251
P: 443-885-3922
F: 443-885-8241