As it celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, the School of Social Work is recognizing its Hispanic and Latino faculty, students and alumni by sharing a selection of reflections about the diversity of the community, its influential figures and how social workers can support this population.

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Autism does not discriminate. The complex, lifelong developmental disability affects people of all races and socioeconomic backgrounds, yet the support and resources available to children varies across cultures.

• Read more about Why Latino children tend to be diagnosed with autism later than other children

Three recent graduates and a senior at Arizona State University have won prestigious fellowships offered by the U.S. Department of State.

Tatum James and Jacqueline White Menchaca, both 2020 ASU graduates, have been awarded the Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Program Fellowship. Additionally, senior Cameron Vega and May 2020 graduate Claudia Rivera Garcia have been awarded the Thomas R. Pickering Foreign Affairs Fellowship.

• Read more about 4 ASU students win prestigious U.S. Department of State fellowships

• Read more about ASU receives $4.7 million to deploy COVID-19 tests to underserved communities in Arizona

• Read more about Community-service partnership improves youths' perception of police, ASU research shows

• Read more about Community conversation moves One Square Mile Initiative forward

• Read more about Remembering Ed Pastor's spirit of service, generosity

• Read more about Andrea Whitsett named director at ASU Morrison Institute