News Releases

We are deeply saddened to learn of the tragic loss of VA social worker Nicholas "Nic" Crews, who was killed while conducting a mental health evaluation on the job. While NASW Georgia did not have a direct connection to Nic, we extend our heartfelt condolences to Nic's family, colleagues, and all who are impacted by this devastating event. This tragedy is a sobering reminder of the realities many social workers face every day. Across the country, social workers are increasingly operating on the frontlines by supporting individuals in crisis and stepping into situations that require both compassion and courage. Unfort...

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Hate, Antisemitism, and Violence Have No Place In Our Communities

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Our opposition to this motion does not diminish the seriousness of the humanitarian crisis in Palestine and Israel,

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The Code of Ethics Calls for Us to Maintain Relationships, Foster Open Communication

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Chapter joining in Gov. Walz in adopting a "trust and verify mode" because announcement has not yet led to reduction in violence on the ground

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Reclassifying social work as a non-professional degree would block access to federal loans, increase workforce shortages, and weaken behavioral health, vital child welfare, healthcare, and strain public systems nationwide.

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Legislation Would Allow Immigrants to Safely Continue to Work and Get Support and Care They Need Without Fear

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NASW CEO Anthony Estreet: Fear, Intimidation, and Murder Have No Place in Our Democracy

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All People Have the Right to Worship, Live, and be Respected in Their Religious Setting

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Video evidence shows Renee Nicole Good was not an immediate threat to federal agents

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