NASW CEO Angelo McClain was interviewed for an Associated Press article on the horrible Trump Administration policy of separating immigrant children from parents.
“There are no principles of good child welfare that are being used in this process,” McClain said.
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NASW has released a statement on an egregious zero immigration policy that would prosecute families that attempt to cross the border and separate children from parents. NASW will push Congress to rescind this Trump Administration policy.
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Sacramento – Only 11 days into the country recognizing the month of May as “Mental Health Month,” Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr. is making mental health history in California. In his May Revise State Budget for 2018-19 released earlier today, Governor Brown has proposed millions in new state funding investments for community ..Read More…
Stephon Clark (Photo courtesy of Stevante Clark)
The National Association of Social Workers California Chapter is deeply troubled by the death of Stephon Clark. Clark, an unarmed African American man, was shot to death by police in his grandmother’s backyard. The entire Sacramento community, including law enforcement, is saddened and shocked by ..Read More…
Members of California chapter will receive a separate California Chapter ballot this year. Members in good standing as of March 15, 2018 will receive in a separate email a California Chapter election ballot. Members will also receive in a separate email a National election ballot.
All members will receive ballots for only ..Read More…
Christine Loeber, Social Worker, Executive Director
Jennifer Golick, Clinical Director
Jennifer Gonzales, Clinical Psychologist
NASW-CA is saddened by the death of these three dedicated and caring professionals who were serving Afghanistan and Iraq veterans dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder, mild traumatic brain injury and other mental health issues in the Pathway Home ..Read More…
This year’s theme, “Social Workers: Leaders. Advocates. Champions.” emphasizes how every community needs social workers to improve policies and services.
From helping parents and children manage stress and anxiety in the age of school shootings, to working with students advocating for sensible gun laws, to contacting our members ..Read More…
The petition process allows members nominated by not selected by the Chapter Committee on Nominations & Leadership Identification (CCNLI) to add his/her name to the slate by submitting a petition to the Chapter Committee on Nominations & Leadership Identification (CCNLI) within 30 days of the announcement.
This year’s deadline for petition submission ..Read More…
