PRACTICE. PROCESS. PROGRESS. POLICY. PREVENTION. PERSPECTIVE.  Your Search for All Things Social Work Starts with NASW Press Our Latest Book and eBook Titles In Engaging Human Services with Evidence-Informed Practice, Debbie Plath outlines five phases of an organizational approach to implementing Evidence-Informed Practice (EIP). She guides readers through the development of practice questions; the gathering, critical appraisal, and integration of evidence; and client ... Read More »

 PRACTICE. PROCESS. PROGRESS. POLICY. PREVENTION. PERSPECTIVE.  Your Search for All Things Social Work Starts with NASW Press Our Latest Book and eBook Titles  The third edition of Ethical Standards in Social Work, written by Frederic G. Reamer, offers the social work profession the only in-depth analysis of the Code of Ethics of the National Association of Social Workers. The code provides social workers with ... Read More »

If you can’t be in Washington, D.C. for the 2018 NASW National Conference, consider joining us online!  Our national conference will attract more than 2000 social workers from various practice areas June 20-23, 2018. Don’t miss out on this thought-provoking event addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the social work community today. Participants in NASW’s 2018 Virtual Conference ... Read More »

A comprehensive summary of 2018 NASW National Conference Breakout Sessions is now available! From June 20th through the 23rd, more than 2,000 social workers and other related professionals will converge on the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C. for an agenda packed with useful information and exciting special events. The ultimate gathering of the social work profession – our ... Read More »

We hope you will join NASW in Washington, D.C., June 20-23, for an incredible event! The 2018 NASW National Conference, “Shaping Tomorrow Together,” will attract more than 2,000 social workers from various practice areas. A thought-provoking event addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the social work community today – it will also be a celebration of social workers ... Read More »

We encourag you to join NASW in Washington, D.C., June 20-23, for an in incredible event! The 2018 NASW National Conference, Shaping Tomorrow Together, will attract more than 2,000 social workers from various practice areas. A thought-provoking event addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the social work community today – it will also be a celebration of social ... Read More »

An exciting highlight of the 2018 NASW National Conference is the Voter Engagement Teach-In On Capitol Hill! In 2018, voter registration and turnout will be critical. Social workers can play an important role in getting people registered and out to vote. Join a group of experts on voter engagement for an interactive session on June 20th, the first day of ... Read More »

We are excited to announce more of our 2018 NASW National Conference Keynote Presenters and Plenary Session Presenters! From June 20th through the 23rd, more than 2,000 social workers and other related professionals will convene at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C. for an information-packed agenda. Our conference provides wonderful opportunities to earn up to 25.5 CEUs, participate ... Read More »

The 2018 NASW National Conference is right around the corner! More than 2,000 social workers and other helping professionals will convene, June 20-23, for the ultimate gathering of the social work profession at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, D.C. Participants are in store for an information-packed agenda, exciting events, and countless opportunities to network, and meet with friends ... Read More »

Please join NASW in Washington, D.C., June 20-23, for an event you won’t forget! The 2018 NASW National Conference, Shaping Tomorrow Together, will convene more than 2,000 social workers from various practice areas. A thought-provoking event addressing some of the most pressing issues facing the social work community today. It will also be a celebration of social workers and all ... Read More »