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Beyond the Binary LGBTQ+ Mental Health Conference
Join us for a transformative and affirming gathering that marks a milestone in mental health advocacy—New Jersey's first LGBTQ+ Mental Health Conference centered on intersectionality. Beyond the Binary is more than a conference. It's a space for healing, a catalyst for change, and a collective call to action for mental health professionals, advocates, and allies. At a time when the LGBTQ+ community—especially trans and nonbinary individuals—faces growing systemic challenges, this convening offers urgently needed dialogue, tools, and solidarity.
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- Ethics of Social Work in Organizations
Ethics of Social Work in Organizations
This presentation will focus on ethical challenges specific to social work practice in large governmental or nongovernmental organizations. Ethical conflicts and challenges endemic to macro level practice will be our focus, and participants will have a chance to rethink how to engage in ethical practice when our clients number in the thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions; how to resolve common conflicts in principles and duties arising through work in large organizations; and how to navigate bureaucratic and political systems while preserving social work ethics and values.
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NASW Wisconsin 2025 Conference
NASW Wisconsin 2025 Conference
Social Work Persists: The Future Is Now
October 29-31, 2025
Glacier Canyon Lodge in the Wilderness Hotel and Resort, 45 Hillman Rd, Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965
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- NASW Puerto Rico Annual Conference
NASW Puerto Rico Annual Conference
The NASW Puerto Rico chapter invites you to attend the 2025 Annual Conference! Earn up to 6.0 CEUs while engaging and networking with your peers.
Date: October 31, 2025
Time: 8:00am -4:30pm
Registration: $0 for NASW members/$10 for Students/$35 for Non-Members
We look forward to a successful event!
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- Critically Balancing Professional Roles and Boundaries
Critically Balancing Professional Roles and Boundaries
Ethics are often taught in absolutes when, in reality, critical thinking is necessary to effectively navigate the applicable standards and subsequent dilemmas that may arise in practice. One apparent example is when professional roles and boundaries begin to blur. Understanding ethical decision-making processes is paramount to informed practice and to reduce the risk of harm to clients, colleagues, communities, and the profession. This training encourages practitioners to intentionally reflect upon and proactively respond to ethical issues involving professional roles and boundaries.
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- NASW Ohio Annual Conference
NASW Ohio Annual Conference
The NASW Ohio Annual Statewide Social Work Conference brings together 400+ social workers and related behavioral health professionals and 60+ sponsoring organizations from around the state of Ohio for two days of learning, resources sharing, and connection. Attendees are able to earn up to 30+ Social Work CEUs between in-person and virtual content with a wide variety of workshop options to choose from ranging from clinical to macro practice.
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- NASW Ohio Annual Conference
NASW Ohio Annual Conference
The NASW Ohio Annual Statewide Social Work Conference brings together 400+ social workers and related behavioral health professionals and 60+ sponsoring organizations from around the state of Ohio for two days of learning, resources sharing, and connection. Attendees are able to earn up to 30+ Social Work CEUs between in-person and virtual content with a wide variety of workshop options to choose from ranging from clinical to macro practice.
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- NASW-CA Annual Conference
NASW-CA Annual Conference
Join us November 14–15, 2025, in Irvine, CA, for two days of community, learning, and impact under this year’s theme: "A Commitment to Change."
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