6 p.m.

Join us as a panel of Muslim social workers discuss the intersection of Islam and social work, mental health and social service concerns of the Muslim community, and how racism and Islamophobia impacts their work and delivery of services.

6 p.m.

Over a year after racial justice and anti-racism was a front-page issue in our society and profession, we want to check in and see if there has been transformative change in our schools, practice, and association.

5:30-7:30 p.m.

Join NASWNYS to hear from a panel of veterans about their journey leaving the military, how they are processing the recent withdrawal from Afghanistan, their experiences of anti-military sentiments, and successes and challenges integrating into civilian life.

5 p.m.

Since 2019, AJC has been conducting surveys on the rise in antisemitism in America. Answering questions such as, “Does the Jewish community think there is a rise in antisemitism and what does the general public think?” and “How much does the general public know about antisemitism and does the Jewish community have a right to determine what is anti-semitic?”

9 a.m.-4 p.m.

This workshop will include extensive experiential work, focusing on the body and the breath as the basis for staying in the present moment, and introducing both formal and informal mindfulness practices.