Ethnicity & Race Professional Development

The contemporary Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival aims to eradicate the interlocking systemic injustices of poverty, racism, militarism, and environmental devastation; it also confronts the false moral narrative that sustains them.

Social workers involved in the Poor People’s Campaign have found that it enhances the effectiveness and ethical dimensions of their daily work. In this webinar we explore how and why that happens, and the ways that the campaign turns pain into power for lasting change.

Credits: 6 Social Work

This webinar offers a critical look at diversity, equity and inclusion work and developing strategies to support and nurture the creative formation of sustained change.

Credits: 1 Cross Cultural
This webinar is designed to critically reflect on systemic racism and our power to interrupt it, along with racial bias in clinical work, and give participants some resources and tools to create a more inclusive social work practice.

Asian Americans across the United States face direct physical violence and threats. Unfairly blamed for the COVID pandemic, Asian Americans have borne the brunt of fear, insecurity, and hatred. This presentation examines the shape of these events and locates them within the context of Asian American history.

The 2020 Virtual Forum Series will take place over a 5-week span beginning September 29, 2020. Each day will cover a different topic, provide attendees the opportunity to earn a total of 15 live CEs, include access to the Virtual NASW/NASW Foundation Awards Program, and access to Forum Series Session recordings to review and refresh your knowledge.

Around the country, NASW chapters are organizing for racial justice. Find opportunities to get involved, including continuing education on eradicating racism.