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.  

Participants will examine how environmental injustice is rooted in structural racism, economic inequity, and policy failures, and what we can do about it.

Social Workers have a long tradition of emphasizing the importance of Reflective Practice as both a professional responsibility and a safeguard for providing equitable services to our clients. An unexamined professional easily falls prey to the common pitfalls of clinical practice—externalizing blame, over-surveilling our clients, becoming reactive, helpless and hopeless, and implementing harmful interventions without due diligence to our own biases.