Experience the 2024 California Social Work Hall of Distinction, virtually!
About this Event

Join us for the 2024 California Social Work Hall of Distinction: Remote Viewing Experience! This unique online event celebrates the outstanding achievements of individuals in the social work field. Remote viewing allows you to participate from the comfort of your own home. Connect with like-minded professionals, honor the inductees, and be inspired by their contributions. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a special occasion while staying connected virtually.

California Social Welfare Archives will be honoring seven accomplished inductees with admission to its Hall of Distinction. Honorees are Gustavo Rangel, Christina Wong, Kris Perry, Merris D. Obie, and Mark E. Courtney with post-humous recognition to Dac Viet Vu and Alan Wong.

For more information about the event, please visit https://www.swarchive.org/hall-of-distinction

The California Social Work Hall of Distinction is a program and committee of the California Social Welfare Archives, which maintains, and promotes diverse documents, materials, and audio-visual recordings related to Social Welfare throughout California. Since 2002, the Social Work Hall of Distinction has recognized the contributions of California social work leaders, innovators and pioneers who have been instrumental in the betterment of society.

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The mission of the California Social Welfare Archives (CSWA) is to collect and preserve documents and personal histories that illuminate the development of social issues and problems in the field of health and welfare in California, as well as the answers that have emerged to cope with such problems. The Archives are available to researchers, historians, students, developers of social policy and others, and offer the opportunity to examine linkages between the past and present, to learn from history, and to inform understanding of contemporary and future problems and appropriate solutions. Relevant items are collected, cataloged, and maintained by the USC Libraries in Special Collections and the Digital Library. The CSWA is an independent, statewide organization that operates with support from, and under the auspices of, the USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work.