USC military center to take over work begun by MSW students
A nationally recognized nonprofit begun by a group of USC School of Social Work students has found a new home within the school’s military research center.
The Military Acceptance Project, which began in 2011 as a student initiative, provided information and resources to lesbian, gay and bisexual service members before the repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” the law barring these individuals from openly serving in the military. MAP’s work in promoting equality and acceptance among military service members, veterans and their families, received White House recognition in 2012 as a Champion of Change.
The San Diego-based nonprofit will now be housed […]