Wu Fan is the Chair and Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Policy at Nankai University in China. She is also a Visiting Scholar at the School of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley. Her professional affiliations include membership in the China Association for Social Work Education, the Family Professional Committee of the China Population Association, and the China Family Sociology Professional Committee. Her primary research interests encompass family policy, population sociology, and social service management and evaluation. In 2011, she was selected for the New Century Talent Support Program by the Ministry of Education of China. In 2022, She was selected as a Young Changjiang Scholar by the Ministry of Education.

• Current Situation, Issues, and Challenges of Child Poverty in China.- Theoretical Framework of Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- Practical Approaches to Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- Social Work Practice for Child Poverty Alleviation in China I: Construction of Child Welfare Service System.- Practice of Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation in China II: Social Work Intervention Models.- Challenges in Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- International Experiences and Reference of Child Poverty Alleviation.- Regional Experience, Development Directions, and Priority Areas of Child Poverty Alleviation in China.

Wu Fan is the Chair and Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Policy at Nankai University in China. She is also a Visiting Scholar at the School of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley. Her professional affiliations include membership in the China Association for Social Work Education, the Family Professional Committee of the China Population Association, and the China Family Sociology Professional Committee. Her primary research interests encompass family policy, population sociology, and social service management and evaluation. In 2011, she was selected for the New Century Talent Support Program by the Ministry of Education of China. In 2022, She was selected as a Young Changjiang Scholar by the Ministry of Education.

• Current Situation, Issues, and Challenges of Child Poverty in China.- Theoretical Framework of Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- Practical Approaches to Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- Social Work Practice for Child Poverty Alleviation in China I: Construction of Child Welfare Service System.- Practice of Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation in China II: Social Work Intervention Models.- Challenges in Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- International Experiences and Reference of Child Poverty Alleviation.- Regional Experience, Development Directions, and Priority Areas of Child Poverty Alleviation in China.

Wu Fan is the Chair and Professor of the Department of Social Work and Social Policy at Nankai University in China. She is also a Visiting Scholar at the School of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley. Her professional affiliations include membership in the China Association for Social Work Education, the Family Professional Committee of the China Population Association, and the China Family Sociology Professional Committee. Her primary research interests encompass family policy, population sociology, and social service management and evaluation. In 2011, she was selected for the New Century Talent Support Program by the Ministry of Education of China. In 2022, She was selected as a Young Changjiang Scholar by the Ministry of Education.

• Current Situation, Issues, and Challenges of Child Poverty in China.- Theoretical Framework of Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- Practical Approaches to Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- Social Work Practice for Child Poverty Alleviation in China I: Construction of Child Welfare Service System.- Practice of Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation in China II: Social Work Intervention Models.- Challenges in Social Work for Child Poverty Alleviation.- International Experiences and Reference of Child Poverty Alleviation.- Regional Experience, Development Directions, and Priority Areas of Child Poverty Alleviation in China.