Re-Appreciating the Anti-Poverty Objective of Disability Benefit Program

Zachary Morris, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of social welfare at Stony Brook University School of Social Welfare. He has published and presented widely on the subject of comparative disability policy. He was recently awarded the Bleddyn Davies Prize for best early career paper in Policy & Politics, an international journal, and the Disability Manuscript Award from the Council for Social Work Education.

The lecture will be at the Fordham University Lincoln Center campus in Leon Lowenstein Building Room 708, with a video link in Cunniffe House Room 119 at Rose Hill. Space is limited. Social workers can receive one hour of CEH credit for this talk.