Supreme Court Ruling on Corporate and Union Spending

Jan 22, 2010

On Thursday, January 21, the Supreme Court handed down its decision in the case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission. In essence, this decision holds that corporations and unions may spend money from their general funds on political and campaign activities. We are presently analyzing the impact of this decision on NASW and PACE, and will provide you with more information as soon as possible.

What Social Workers Need to Know About the Supreme Court’s Decision in Chiles v. Salazar

Apr 3, 2026

In an 8–1 decision in Chiles v. Salazar, the Supreme Court ruling raises significant implications for how social workers navigate ethical practice, client care, and the regulation of mental health services.

Three Facts Social Workers Need to Know About Risky Alcohol Use

Apr 3, 2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month. This is a key moment for social workers to strengthen how they talk with clients about alcohol use and its health impacts. As trusted professionals on the front lines of mental and behavioral health, social workers play a critical role in sharing clear, evidence-based guidance that can shape healthier outcomes.

Supreme Court Ruling on Corporate and Union Spending

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What Social Workers Need to Know About the Supreme Court’s Decision in Chiles v. Salazar

Three Facts Social Workers Need to Know About Risky Alcohol Use

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