NASW WA Webinar
This presentation aims to critically examine how our systems have been constructed around a framework of whiteness, and how this framework continues to shape the experiences of those impacted by white supremacy.
NASW WA Webinar
In this experiential workshop, we will spend the day tending to our own health and well-being WHILE earning ethics credits! We will practice turning attention inward by learning ways to slow down, pause, rest, and check in with oneself, to notice what is needed, and then care for oneself.
NASW-DC and NASW-VA Chapters Joint Webinar
This three-hour live webinar introduces participants to Adlerian concepts of inferiority and belonging as applied to bullying and other types of peer-on-peer conflicts. You will apply concepts of thwarted belonging, perceived burdensomeness, social determinants of health, and racial-cultural identity development to case examples. You also will use formal and informal assessments to develop programs and policies for micro and mezzo social work practice in schools, clinics, and virtual spaces.
NASW-WA Live Webinar
In this workshop, we address racism, classism, LGBTQIA+2, gender equity, age and disability, and faith. We unpack the intersectionality that impacts individuals and their communities. While we acknowledge the difference, we identify multifaceted methods to reduce social tensions.
SPS Webinar
This webinar explores the phenomenon of transnational caregiving, highlighting how international migration and an aging population lead to complex caregiving dynamics across borders.