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2025 CNLI Slate

We are excited to introduce the 2025 slate of candidates for NASW-CA Chapter leadership positions! These individuals represent a diverse range of experiences and expertise within the field of social work and are committed to advancing our profession and...

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NASW-SC is looking for student leaders!

We’re excited to announce that applications are now open for Executive Board Officer Positions with the NASW-SC Caucus at USC - a Recognized Student Organization (RSO) dedicated to empowering social work students through leadership, advocacy, and community engagement. This is a valuable leadership opportunity that...

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The White House as a Field Placement

Dear Chapter Colleagues, I am writing to share a paper that NASW developed in partnership with our colleagues at University of Michigan School of Social Work, titled the White House As A Field Placement. The paper features a speech by Harold Richman,...

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Addressing Anti-AAPI Hate Incidents Amid the Pandemic

The worldwide crisis is ongoing. And racism and hate still needs to be called out and addressed. Social workers have the duty to constantly name and combat injustices and ensure equity and integrity are principles at the forefront of...

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Unlearning Ableism: The support I wish I had received when my son was diagnosed with Autism

.By Robin WeckerlyJuly 9, 2021 When my son was three years old, he had Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease. It’s a common virus little kids get that causes sores in the mouth and a rash on their hands and...

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