This workshop is for people in leadership and supervisory roles. How do you best assist your supervisees with their professional development so they can best serve their clients? This course will help supervisors identify leadership styles, strengths, and areas for improvement.

7 CEUs (2 of which are in Ethics) available for relicensure approved by NASW-VT.

Register for "Quality Leadership"

The symposium features contributions from a diverse body of justice-oriented persons such as social workers, attorneys, law enforcement officers, advocates, educators, researchers, students, and others with direct industry experience seeking to collaboratively advance the field of forensic social work.

This workshop will examine changes to the Code of Ethics and ask critical questions about our identity as a profession. In what ways do our current professional values and ethical mandates create conflicts with our profession’s historical commitments to be agents of social change?

Join us as we examine trauma responses in children and adults after mass violence, explore the impact of violence on Communities of Color, dive into lessons learned from school shootings, and develop our resilience as we navigate the epidemic of gun violence in our nation.

A Meeting of the Profession

This is a joint virtual conference for NASW Illinois, NASW Nevada, and NASW North Dakota. In-person networking event are being planned regionally.