Presenters: Shirley Otis-Green, LCSW and Colleen Mulkerin, LCSW

Both are nationally known experts in hospice and palliative care who were the co-chairs of the NASW taskforce that developed the new standards.

A ride home in an unexpected snow storm, spontaneous self-disclosure, a small gift for a client who is graduating from college… not all boundary “crossings” are harmful, unethical, or illegal. Yet, almost every harmful boundary violation started with a series of boundary crossings.

Veterinary Social Work is growing but is it the field for you? #NASW President Yvonne Chase, PhD, LCSW, ACSW, will talk with experts and take your questions! Watch Thursday June 17 at 7 pm ET on Facebook facebook.com/naswsocialworkers or YouTube.com/socialworkers.

This one-hour webinar on grief literacy is designed for clinicians, facilitators, educators, and community partners who support individuals and families bereaved by substance use death.

Join us June 21–25 in vibrant Portland, Oregon, as the NASW National Conference gathers on the West Coast for an energizing and forward-looking conference. Centered on the theme of Navigating Uncertainty. Strengthening Service. Influencing the Future, this convening brings together practitioners, leaders, and innovators to explore how our profession can respond to today’s challenges while shaping what comes next.

From dynamic mainstage sessions to meaningful peer connection, this conference is designed to strengthen practice, deepen impact, and inspire collective action, grounded in the power of community and the shared purpose that defines social work.