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2009 Addictions Institute: May 27, 2009

The NASW-NYC Addictions Institute Planning Committee is looking for submissions for the 2009 Addictions Institute.

Click here to view the call for proposals.  Click here to download a workshop abstract submission form. 

Deadline for all submissions is December 19, 2008.

Resilience and Immigration

NASW-NYC thanks the many organizations that co-sponsored the 2008 Annual Meeting. 
Click here for a listing of our supporters

Calendar of Events

Learn about upcoming committee meetings, workshops and networking opportunities.

December 2008

January 2009

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Center for Social Work Policy and Practice

The Chapter's Center focuses on the contributions of social workers as well as the challenges that social workers face in various fields of practice. 

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Improving Working Conditions

NASW-NYC is taking on the challenge of improving working conditions for social workers.

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The State of Black NY

The NYC Chapter Board of Directors examined and discussed a recent report, “The State of Black New York,” developed by the New York Urban League and the Black Equity Alliance. The report addresses a range of disparities affecting black New Yorkers and NASW-NYC has agreed to support the recommendations and help disseminate information of the report to the social work community. 


Click here to read the report.

Celebrating Emerging Social Work Leaders

On November 29, 2007 NASW-NYC celebrated eight outstanding individuals who demonstrate exemplary leadership qualities and a unique commitment to the improvement of social and human conditions. 

Click here to see pictures from the event.

A Matter of Life and Death

Social Work Practice &...

Latino Communities
Communities of African Descent
Asian Communities
Homeless Services
Saving Lives in NYC
Child Welfare - Voluntary Sector
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Continuing Education

Spring 2009

NASW-NYC is pleased to offer a choice of Continuing Education workshops this spring that reflects an appreciation of the breadth of social workers’ professional interests.

Click here for more information and to register online.

Undoing Racism Workshop

A workshop that moves beyond a focus on the symptoms of racism to an understanding of what it is, where it comes from, how it functions, why it persists and how it can be undone.

Information and Registration

Institutional Racism & The Social Work Profession: A Call To Action

Inspired in large part by the “Undoing Racism” Workshops in NYC, led by the People’s Institute for Survival and Beyond, this Call to Action identifies what individual social workers, schools of social work, and service agencies all need to do to address the effects of racism.  Specific examples of how racism plays out in social work are included.

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The National Social Work Public Education Campaign: Changing Perceptions. Improving the Profession. HelpStartsHere.org

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