Event date: 7/30/2021 Export event Cat McDonald / Monday, July 26, 2021 / Categories: Uncategorized Positive Disruption and Story Telling as Acts of Social Justice NASW New York State Positive disruption is defined as a practice tool designed to open up exclusive spaces. This practice principle is grounded in compassion and empathic accountability.This workshop will focus on the use of self and positive disruption in social work leadership and practice. Participants will gather as a community in a brave space of learning for 2 hours to learn how to use themselves in the practice of positive disruption.Participants will emerge from this workshop with a deeper awareness of implicit bias and the connection between their identity, positionalities and their work. Participants will learn tools, such as the intentional use of story telling, to use themselves to open up exclusive spaces and connect more sincerely with the social justice mission of social workREGISTER FOR POSITIVE DISRUPTION AND STORY TELLING AS ACTS OF SOCIAL JUSTICE Previous Article NASW-PA 2021 Annual Conference Next Article NASW-AK Bi-Annual Conference Print 1107 Tags: continuing education chapter New York Related articles DisAbilities Council: Introduction to TEAM-CBT Therapy Annual NASW Montana and NASW Wyoming Virtual Conference Managing Risk in Social Work Profession: Private Practice Edition Leveraging the Power of Teams: The Team as Secure Base Model Parkinson's Disease: Working with Clients and Caregivers