NASW National Conferences

2026 Fall Virtual Forum Save the Date

Join us remotely on November 4th and 5th for NASW's National Fall Virtual Forum themed, "From Insight to Impact: Hard Conversations, Honest Dialogue, Collective Action". This year's forum will focus on turning critical reflection into responsible practice and conversation into change.

From Insight to Impact is a Fall Virtual Forum designed to move beyond surface-level dialogue and into meaningful engagement with the realities shaping our field. This event convenes practitioners, leaders, educators, and advocates to engage in the hard conversations that too often remain in unspoken conversations about power, bias, harm, accountability, and the sustainability of our work.

Through structured dialogue, reflective practice, and solution-oriented exchange, participants will be challenged to examine not only the systems they work within, but also their individual and collective roles in shaping them. This is a space where honesty is expected, complexity is acknowledged, and discomfort is recognized as part of professional growth.


NASW 2027 National Conference

NASW National Conference June 10-13 2026 Marriott Marquis Washington DC Beyond the Breaking Point connection through purpose and power

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.

2027 National Conference exhibitor and sponsorship inquiries and questions can be sent to exhibitsandsponsors@socialworkers.org