Sponsored by the NASW Social and Economic Justice & Peace Committee and open to all NASW members. 2025 is coming to an end, and at times, it has been a challenging year. Diversity is a negative term, hurtful speech is rampant, finger pointing is daily, and many negative "isms" are alive and well. Despite these challenging times, the NASW Code of Ethics reminds us in 105 (b) & (c) "that social workers must take action against oppression, racism, discrimination, and inequities, and acknowledge personal privilege," and "holding institutions accountable for advancing cultural humility." Given these responsibilities, how can we lead positive discourse with our agencies, leaders, peers, and clients? Please join the Social & Economic Justice & Peace committee for an hour-long live webinar discussion on how to lead positive discourse.

Technology is constantly evolving and influencing social work practice and service delivery, while new policies and protocols aim to safeguard ethics and client well-being. The 2025 NASW Virtual Forum, Compassionate Innovation: Social Work and Technology, will bring together experts to examine the opportunities, risks, and realities of technology across the profession.
Join us November 5–6, 2025 for two days of keynotes, plenaries, and breakout sessions, and earn up to 16 CEs (8 live + 8 recorded). *CE credit total subject to change.*

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This presentation provides a comprehensive exploration of filicide—cases in which mothers kill their children—through real-world examples, statistical data, and psychological, social, and cultural perspectives.

Healing Across Borders: Integrating Immigrant Justice into Social Work

Conference Highlights: this conference will have amazing CEUs, raffle baskets, exhibitors, networking opportunities, and membership meet-ups.