Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian Included In List of 14 Social Work Blogs to Read in 2014

Notes from an Aspiring Humanitarian has been included in the Rasmussen College School of Justice Studies’ Blog Post “14 Social Work Blogs You Need To Read in 2014.”

“Why follow? This blog is based on the notion that we are all teachers and learners and that life is more rewarding when working toward improving the human condition, according to Relando Thompkins, the man behind the blog.  The site is chock full of advice for social workers, inspiring images and videos, and even tips on making your own blog more successful.

Thompkins focuses on important social justice issues, such as race, by drawing on inspirational people from both the present and past, and it’s sure to motivate you in the same way.”

Some of the other blogs mentioned include (N.A.H.) supporters Rachel L. West of The Political Social Worker, Dorlee M. of Social Work Career Development, the online magazine Social Work Helper created by Deona Hooper, and Social Work Tech by Ignacio Pacheco.

Visit the article for the full list.

Ubuntu,

From Aspiring Humanitarian, Relando Thompkins, MSW, LLMSW

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