Top 5 Posts of 2018

By Rachel L. West
Advocacy & Community Outreach Consultant

As the year draw to a close I figured now would be a good time to take a look at the 5 most read posts on The Political Social Worker blog. Some of the entries caught me by surprise. Let me know your thoughts in the commenting section below or hit me up on Twitter or Facebook. I’d love to hear what topics you would like to see explored in 2019.

1) Job Search for a Macro Social Worker

This article has been in the top place every year since I wrote it. This is the post that inspired the webinar. It is the ultimate evergreen content.

2) How we Talk (or Don’t) About Being White

This article was written by guest blogger Jennifer Petersen. Jennifer wrote the article a few years ago but it a topic that is still very much relevant.

3) What to Put on your Business Card if Your Still a Student

This article is closely related to the Job Search for a Macro Social Worker post. In fact, it was inspired by a question I got during the Q&A portion of the webinar.

4) 5 Social Workers to Follow in 2019

I was surprised that this post was in 4th place because it had been published a week ago. If you’re on Twitter I highly recommend following the social worker on this list. they are all awesome.

5) 7 Must follow Social Workers

This entry really caught me off guard because it is a post that was originally published a few years ago. I’m not sure what it all of a sudden started getting views again.

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