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NASW Joins Cities, Unions, Civil Society Organizations to Sue Trump-Vance Administration for Weaponizing Public Service Loan Forgiveness to Silence Critics and Stifle Dissent

Nov 03, 2025

Suit seeks to Halt Radical PSLF Rewrite in United Front Against Department of Education’s Unconstitutional Attack on Social Workers, Teachers, Nurses, First Responders, and Advocates

NASW-FL Leads Statewide Push to Protect Clients in Therapy from Unregulated AI

Oct 30, 2025

As AI tools become more accessible, NASW-FL is increasingly concerned about their use in therapeutic settings

NASW Sends Petition to President Trump, Congressional Leaders Urging Funding for SNAP

Oct 30, 2025

Millions of Americans Face Hunger if Funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Funding Ends

NASW-CA Demands Urgent Child Welfare Reform After Damning State Audit of Alameda County DCFS

Oct 22, 2025

The Chapter is Calling for Coordinated Statewide Action to Protect Vulnerable Children

NASW Foundation Awards $73,000 Scholarships to Social Work Students

Oct 14, 2025

Scholarships help students who want to help underserved communities

NASW Foundation Announces 2025 Class of Social Work Pioneers®

Oct 06, 2025

Program was created to honor social workers who have made significant contributions in advancing the profession

NASW-Florida Statement on Florida Mandate to Remove Vaccine Requirements

Sep 10, 2025

If vaccine requirements are eliminated, schools could become a central location for infectious diseases, leading to increased absenteeism

National Guard deployment is authoritarian move that threatens democracy

Aug 21, 2025

Trump cut social programs that improve public safety and support families and communities

NASW Strongly Opposes Trump Executive Order to Forcibly Remove Unhoused People from Public Spaces

Jul 31, 2025

CEO Anthony Estreet: NASW will continue to advocate for humane, just, and effective responses to the intersecting crises of homelessness, addiction and mental illness.