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NASW Kentucky Chapter Decries Protest Where Governor Hung in Effigy
Protestors gathered on the State Capitol Grounds in Louisville, KY on May 24 to protest restrictions ... Read More » -
NASW Nebraska appalled by comments from Sen. Sasse downplaying importance of mental health
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Social Worker COVID-19 Survey
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COVID-19 and Social Justice
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Mental Health Leaders Meet with President Trump to Discuss Coronavirus Impact
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The April – May issue of Social Work Advocates is out now
Many of you will notice there is not much content related to COVID-19 in the ... Read More » -
The February-March Issue of Social Work Magazine Featured Immigration Issues
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The December 2019 – January 2020 Issue of Social Work Advocates Magazine Covers Productive Aging
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The October-November 2019 Social Work Advocates Magazine Features Criminal Justice Reform
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The August-September issue of Social Work Advocates is out now
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Government programs stand to lose millions
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Social Work Education: Interdisciplinary teams a growing area of training
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Chapters fight state efforts to restructure licensing boards
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Researchers study ways to achieve equality
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Biblio/poetry therapy used in numerous settings
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Protecting Women’s Health During the Coronavirus Pandemic
By Diana Ling, MA, Outreach Program Coordinator, Health Behavior Research and Training Institute, Steve Hicks ... Read More » -
Social Work Ethics During the Time of Pandemic
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National Healthcare Decisions Day in a Time of Pandemic
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How to Make Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention Routine
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“Let’s Talk”: Social Workers’ Vital Role in Reducing Risky Drinking
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NASW Press Summer Social Work Resources Sale: 20% Off Select Books!
Your 20% discount for Summer Social Work Resources books will automatically be applied to your ... Read More » -
Social Work Profession Mourns Loss of Dr. Elizabeth J. Clark, Former NASW CEO
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Social Work and Palliative Care in Unprecedented Times
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Donate to the NASW Foundation During a Global Day of Giving and Unity: Giving Tuesday | Now—May 5!
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When patients with COVID-19 began arriving, Michigan Medicine social workers moved quickly to adapt. Here’s how they helped patients