This workshop will examine changes to the Code of Ethics and ask critical questions about our identity as a profession. In what ways do our current professional values and ethical mandates create conflicts with our profession’s historical commitments to be agents of social change?

This is hybrid conference with the option to attend in person at the Crown Plaza Milwaukee Airport Hotel in Milwaukee, with a virtual option.

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Noon-1 p.m. Central

This workshop examines historical barriers to equity and offers actionable strategies for social workers to advocate for transformative social and emotional learning using a critical race theory lens.

Noon-1 p.m. Central

This session will provide information to attendees on Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), the importance of early diagnosis and treatment, tools to assist in developing a chronic disease management plan and how to connect individuals to resources and support so they can continue to live their best lives.

Noon-1 p.m. Central

Through a comprehensive study of research on the gerontological, research on attitudes on aging, and a phenomenological hermeneutic study of women on the value of aging, information will be presented outlining the problems of social services to the aging population. Documented research will be presented showing the effects of ageism on individuals and society. Educational options will be explored, offering positive approaches to aging that will not only help the older adult but can then be reflected in younger generations.