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Ethics Table Talks

Ethics Table Talks convene a social work ethicist, subject matter experts, and the viewing audience in facilitated conversations that delve into trending topics. Host Andrea Murray, Director of NASW’s Office of Ethics and Professional Review, sets the stage for these conversations with the disclaimer that while we may not always have all the answers, this series seeks to raise the key questions and ethical considerations facing the profession. Ethics Table Talks are available on-demand and are free to social workers. Those wishing to receive ethics-specific continuing education credits can do so at an additional cost, discounted for members.

Ethics table talks with portraits of Dr. Frederic Reamer, Gortrell Cox, Tanya Rhodes Smith, and Dr. Meredith Tetloff

Social Work Ethics in Today’s Political Climate 2024

Join Dr. Frederic Reamer, Gortrell Cox, Tanya Rhodes Smith, and Dr. Meredith Tetloff as they examine trending ethical dilemmas facing social workers and the profession in today’s complex political climate.
Register here to view the free on-demand recording of the discussion. Participants may apply for 1.5 CE credits.

Ethics table talks with portraits of Allan Barsky, JD, MSW, PhD, Dr. Brandy Brown, and Tracey Rubenstein, LCSW

Gender-Affirming Care in Social Work: Exploring and Managing Ethical Responsibilities

Join Dr. Allan Barsky, Dr. Brandy Brown, and Professor Tracey Rubenstein for this essential virtual panel discussion on gender-affirming care and key ethical considerations for social work professionals.
Register here to view the free on-demand recording of the discussion. Participants may apply for 1.5 CE credits.


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Artificial Intelligence in Social Work: Exploring Key Ethical Considerations

Join Dr. Frederic Reamer and Dr. Jamie Sundvall for a discussion on AI ethical considerations for social workers.
Register here to view the free on-demand recording of the discussion. Participants may apply for 1.5 CE credits.

The National Association of Social Workers remains dedicated to advancing social work ethics through diverse and innovative ethics education opportunities that meet the profession where it is around the latest ethical challenges. NASW Ethics Table Talks are one way the association has met the moment by tackling trending topics that are presenting ethical challenges, questions and dilemmas to the profession.

Ethics Table Talks have initiated critical conversations to address the ethical education needs facing social workers. The vision for these Talks is to open the door for future conversation by creating a safe space for social workers to demystify the emerging realities facing the profession. Thousands of social workers have participated in these Talks to date, engaging with NASW social work experts to address relevant and even controversial topics head on.