Chapter Highlights

The NASW Guam Chapter issued a statement, opposing the Office of the Attorney General’s recent decision to penalize individuals for panhandling and seeking help on Guam’s roads. 

NASW Maine Director Chris McLaughlin awarded a 2024 Giraffe Award from the Maine Children’s Alliance that honors community heroes who stick out their necks for Maine children, youth, and families.

The NASW-Illinois Chapter is excited to present two powerful new resources aimed at improving mental health support for students statewide.

Five NASW chapters benefit from PACE field organizers to assist with the 2024 General Election

NASW Arizona Director Brandie Reiner announced as Public Policy Leader of the Year by the Arizona Capitol Times.

Texas, Wisconsin, and Ohio chapter leaders discuss various tactics to restrict voting in their states – and how they are working to combat those tactics.

NASW Colorado comments on the recent expansion of gun laws for filing extreme risk protection orders.

Chapters call for ensuring the safety of social workers as they work for the most vulnerable.

NASW Alabama weighs in on recent Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos.

Social work licensure reached a milestone in April, as the seven-state threshold needed to pass the interstate compact legislation was reached.