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Macrosw Transcript #MacroSW Transcript Healthcare social media transcript of the #MacroSW hashtag. Thu, March 26th 2020, 8:45PM – Thu, March 26th 2020, 10:15PM (America/New_York). See #MacroSW Influencers/Analytics. Nancy Kusmaul, PhD, MSW @nancy_kusmaul 2 days ago RT @OfficialMacroSW: Inequality for All #MacroSW Live Twitter Chat 3/26/2020 — SocialWorkSynergy https://t.co/x7dUSu89ph https://t.co/Dg98J… Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @OfficialMacroSW: #MacroSW Newsletter: Staying Connect - https://t.co/gcD0eIJFTC https://t.co/1TFkhWJUlC UB-Social Work @UBSSW 2 days ago Get ready!! The #MacroSW Chat begins in 10 minutes - With @JimmySW and students from everywhere! https://t.co/c6w1Z4agQR Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @JimmySW 2 days ago Are you ready #CSUSMSW ??? Joshua McKie @MckieJoshua 2 days ago Is it Thursday already?? Please excuse my extra tweets for one last #MacroSW with my #SOW3232 peeps! https://t.co/V9KnHp39ym Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago 10 minutes until #MacroSW! https://t.co/7zvqng5NaT willgoff @willgoff4 2 days ago #macrosw https://t.co/A0oEkEUhxW Rockin' some tunes for the live tweet session. Madison Wozniak @MadisonWozniak1 2 days ago Super excited to participate in #macrosw tonight about Inequality for all! Please excuse all the extra tweets. Casey @Caseyface1123 2 days ago Gearing up to participate in another macro twitter chat! Take that self isolation! #MacroSW https://t.co/1cY9eGltqy Hannah A. @hannahA0412 2 days ago Please excuse my extra tweets tonight as I join in #MacroSW chat!! #SOW3232 Savannah Lindsey @sav_lindsey7 2 days ago Please excuse my extra tweets! About to start the #MacroSW chat for tonight with #SOW3232 https://t.co/oiBY6QFxR5 Amari Castle @CastleAmari 2 days ago Please excuse the extra tweets. Im joining the #MacroSW Twitter chat for tonight #SOW3232 Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins 2 days ago Its Thursday!!!! Please excuse the extra tweets tonight. I will be joining the SW chat. #macrosw #SOW3232 https://t.co/3aYqyDQlto Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @JimmySW 2 days ago I’m jumping into the #MacroSW chat for the next hour. Please excuse the extra Tweets. Come on over to see the convo about #IncomeInequality https://t.co/Ft9wskKDQa TTO Productions @ttoproductions 2 days ago #MacroSW I will be joining this evening too Allison Ware @AlliWare826 2 days ago RT @JimmySW: I’m jumping into the #MacroSW chat for the next hour. Please excuse the extra Tweets. Come on over to see the convo about #Inc… Dr. Tom Felke @SocWrkDoc 2 days ago Please excuse the extra tweets for the next hour. About to jump on tonight's #MacroSW Twitter chat with the great @JimmySW and a whole bunch of social work students to discuss 'Inequality for All'! https://t.co/ocZcvPQeRs Samantha J Wills @samanthajwills6 2 days ago I’m super excited for tonight’s twitter chat! Please excuse the extra tweets! #macrosw #sow3232 Olivia Blackman @oliviablackma10 2 days ago Please excuse tonight’s chats as I participate in #MacroSW Twitter chat mariana mackinnon @marianamackinn2 2 days ago Please excuse my extra tweets tonight as I join in #MacroSW chat! #SOW3232 https://t.co/WFcSaQrjDW Grecia Quiroz @GreciaQuiroz18 2 days ago Hello friends, Excuse the extra tweets tonight. I will be part of the #MACROSW CHAT tonight discussing some very interesting topics on inequality. UB-Social Work @UBSSW 2 days ago Please excuse all out extra tweets for the next hour #MacroSW Chat https://t.co/6YMGgl3kqa KristenStark @KristenStark14 2 days ago Starting my first #macrosw chat!! Janeth Ramos @JanethR99565988 2 days ago Hello everyone! Glad to be here.#MacroSW #csudhMSW501 Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer 2 days ago RT @GreciaQuiroz18: Hello friends, Excuse the extra tweets tonight. I will be part of the #MACROSW CHAT tonight discussing some very inter… Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, LMSW, CASAC-T @TheMattSchwartz 2 days ago Are we #MacroSW-ing tonight? Briana @MSWbrii 2 days ago #MacroSW praying i can keep up https://t.co/8LO9LXPpHr Jasmine Rapson @Jasminerapson1 2 days ago Please excuse my extra tweets tonight, I will be participating in #macrosw chat tonight! #SOW3232 Dawn M @DawnM86450136 2 days ago RT @OfficialMacroSW: #MacroSW Newsletter: Staying Connect - https://t.co/gcD0eIJFTC https://t.co/1TFkhWJUlC YSocialWork, Inc. @YSocialWork 2 days ago We sure are! #MacroSW Dawn M @DawnM86450136 2 days ago RT @OfficialMacroSW: Inequality for All #MacroSW Live Twitter Chat 3/26/2020 — SocialWorkSynergy https://t.co/x7dUSu89ph https://t.co/Dg98J… Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo 2 days ago RT @MSWbrii: #MacroSW praying i can keep up https://t.co/8LO9LXPpHr Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, LMSW, CASAC-T @TheMattSchwartz 2 days ago Glad to be back at the #MacroSW chat :-) my D&D game has been moved to Saturday on @roll20app :-) Jenna Mosley @jennamosley20 2 days ago Super excited about tonight’s twitter chat! Please excuse the extra tweets! #MacroSW UB-Social Work @UBSSW 2 days ago Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today, and warm-ish temperatures in #Buffalo NY . https://t.co/7PRKtLmK51 1/3 https://t.co/33k0U48epp Anna @Anna_equality4u 2 days ago So excited to join my first live chat #MacroSW #SUsocialwork Karina do Vale @KarinaMagnago 2 days ago Excuse my extra tweets tonight as I join #MACROSW twitter chat! NicandroSocialWork @NicandroWork 2 days ago Please excuse my extra tweets tonight as I join in #MacroSW chat! #SOW3232 https://t.co/Ny10LuOZw8 Ashley Clark @AshleyC92224530 2 days ago My name is Ashley and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. I am excited for tonight's #MacroSW chat. #SOW3232 https://t.co/ExDS6fEPlt Chris krysztofowicz @Beardowulf 2 days ago Hello everyone! My name is Chris, and this is my first #MacroSW chat! I'm an MSW student at UB. I look forward to the discussion tonight about inequality! Maria.S @Maria_110515 2 days ago It's Thursday, so please excuse my extra tweets! About to start the #MacroSW chat for tonight with #SOW3232 https://t.co/d2BCRgWJBo Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @Anna_equality4u: So excited to join my first live chat #MacroSW #SUsocialwork Jimmy A. Young, PhD, MSW @JimmySW 2 days ago RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today… Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today… Chris krysztofowicz @Beardowulf 2 days ago RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today… Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @TheMattSchwartz: Glad to be back at the #MacroSW chat :-) my D&D game has been moved to Saturday on @roll20app :-) Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @YSocialWork: We sure are! #MacroSW https://t.co/MXAXxTAeNM James Fargnoli @FargnoliJames 2 days ago Hello everybody, exited for tonight's chat again at #macrosw #SOW3232 Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @Beardowulf: Hello everyone! My name is Chris, and this is my first #MacroSW chat! I'm an MSW student at UB. I look forward to the discu… Jill Meyer @Jill_Meyer 2 days ago I'm excited for this #IncomeInequality #MacroSW https://t.co/OBIkD9JlL8 Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @AshleyC92224530: My name is Ashley and I am a BSW senior at FGCU. I am excited for tonight's #MacroSW chat. #SOW3232 https://t.co/ExDS6… Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, LMSW, CASAC-T ♿ @TheMattSchwartz 2 days ago Please excuse my flurry of tweets, I'm #MacroSW-ing tonight :-) https://t.co/R5DVTkFSLv Angelina M Saunders @AngelinaMSaund1 2 days ago #MacroSW social workers unite!! Karen #BernieBeatsTrump Zgoda @karenzgoda 2 days ago RT @Jill_Meyer: I'm excited for this #IncomeInequality #MacroSW https://t.co/OBIkD9JlL8 Colbey Dawkins @ColbeyDawkins 2 days ago Hello I am Colbey a BSW major at FGCU and Im excited to join in on tonights chat!!! #MacroSW #SOW3232 Mayra Carranza @MayraCa64184732 2 days ago Let’s do this ! My first #Macrosw chat! Matt @Matt47363682 2 days ago Hi all, this is Matt, I'm a MSW student with a #communitymentalhealth concentration @csudh #CSUDHmsw501 #macrosw Meagan Weems @WeemsMeagan 2 days ago Hi everyone! Excited for the #MacroSW chat tonight #SOW3232 Allison Ware @AlliWare826 2 days ago RT @TheMattSchwartz: Please excuse my flurry of tweets, I'm #MacroSW-ing tonight :-) https://t.co/R5DVTkFSLv Matthew L. Schwartz, MBA, LMSW, CASAC-T ♿ @TheMattSchwartz 2 days ago RT @UBSSW: Welcome to tonight's #MacroSW Chat on Inequality for All, with @JimmySW - This is Pat Shelly for @UBSSW - we had sunshine today… Tess L @fruitleatherss 2 days ago It's 6:01 pm...do we start?! #macroSW #CSUSMSW SK Marie @Silver_Fang797 2 days ago #MacroSW Hello, ready for the chat tonight. https://t.co/ljpQxFYr5y Ashley Marie @Ashley33mariexo 2 days ago Dr. Young. We are all lost on what we have to do right now @JimmySW #MacroSW Margaret Hogan @mkhogan0 2 days ago Please excuse my extra tweets this evening as I participate in tonight's #MacroSW twitter chat! #SOW3232 Munira A @alami1_m 2 days ago Hello My name is Munira, I am a senior at SU and I’m excited for today chat !! #MacroSW Nancy Andrew @nandrew411 2 days ago It's 9pm on a Thursday which means it's time for #MacroSW chat. I'm an MSW student at #SUsocialwork. Please excuse my extra tweets this evening. UB-Social Work @UBSSW 2 days ago We hope everyone is staying safe and doing OK and staying home, if at all possible, during this #COVID19 pandemic! #SocialDistancing is #PhysicalDistancing / #StaySafe #StayHome #MacroSW 2/3 https://t.co/XKJP1RQSNl Karina Lopez @social_fl 2 days ago So excited to participate in another #macrosw.
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