Mu Sochua (MSW '81), one of the most prominent women in Cambodian national politics, returns to Cambodia despite probable imprisonment as the Vice President of the outlawed Cambodia National Rescue Party.
For Aaron Cadore (MSW ’12), making an impact in the social-work field doesn’t necessarily mean following a single, pre-determined path. His interests in the profession lie precisely at the intersections of direct practice and administration, as well as the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.
Mu Sochua (MSW '81) on advocating for human rights in Cambodia
Mu Sochua (MSW '81) came to Berkeley Social Welfare in 1981 wanting to make a difference. Three decades later, that difference is a tangible set of accomplishments that run the gamut from social worker to political powerhouse.
For Aaron Cadore (MSW ’12), making an impact in the social-work field doesn’t necessarily mean following a single, pre-determined path. His interests in the profession lie precisely at the intersections of direct practice and administration, as well as the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.
Since he was seven years old, Ronald D. Maloney (MSW ’80) has been aware of social services and the role of social workers.
Mu Sochua (MSW '81) came to Berkeley Social Welfare in 1981 wanting to make a difference. Three decades later, that difference is a tangible set of accomplishments that run the gamut from social worker to political powerhouse.