USC Black Social Work Caucus
University of Southern California
About USC Black Social Work Caucus
The USC Black Social Work Caucus represents a vital student-led community within the Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles, CA. This recognized organization emerged from the school's commitment to fostering awareness of diverse constituencies and supporting the professional growth of students with shared interests and values.
At its core, the Black Social Work Caucus empowers members through collective voice and mutual support, creating spaces where students can connect authentically around their identities and professional aspirations. The organization facilitates meaningful relationships among peers while advancing community advocacy and cultural awareness within the broader social work profession. Through professional development, educational programming, and social connection, members build networks that extend beyond their time at USC.
The caucus operates as part of a thriving ecosystem of student organizations at the Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work, each designed to promote leadership development and community service. By maintaining active engagement and faculty advisorship, the organization ensures continuity and institutional support for its mission. The school's inclusive policies guarantee that all eligible individuals can participate, reflecting a commitment to non-discrimination and equitable access.
Located on the University Park Campus in Los Angeles, the Black Social Work Caucus connects students to resources, mentorship, and opportunities for collaborative action. Members benefit from the school's infrastructure supporting student organizations, including event planning assistance, fundraising guidance, and platforms for cross-organizational partnership. This student-centered approach creates a foundation for meaningful engagement during students' academic careers and beyond.