A Toolkit for Community Organizing & Advocacy in a Changing Political Landscape
Saturday, February 4, 2017
9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Keynote Speaker: Civil Rights Leader Reverend James Lawson
Location: USC Suzanne Dworak-Peck School of Social Work
Cost: Conference is free and includes continental breakfast and lunch; on campus parking is $12
Who: Open to USC Suzanne Dworak- Peck School of Social Work students, staff, faculty, alumni and social worker students/professionals in the surrounding community
To register for this event or for additional information, please visit our Eventbrite page at
https://nasw-socialchange.eventbrite.com
Registration is required for this event and space is limited.
Format: Conference consists of panels, skills-based workshops and a relational fair (which aims to directly connect attendees with community based organizations looking for volunteers) Three CEUs will be available for this event ($15 charge paid via Eventbrite)
For questions regarding this event or if you are interested volunteering, please contact info@naswusc.org. We look forward to community building with you all on February 4!
Please share this invitation with your social work colleagues!
In honor of Native American Heritage Month, the National Association of Social Workers' Native American…
A Community-Centered Series by NASW-CA Policy in Action: NASW-CA Advocacy Series is a space for…
Welcome to Region G, representing the dynamic and diverse communities of Santa Barbara, Santa Clarita,…
CULTURAL STARVATION: UNDERSTANDING PERCEPTIONS OF HIDDEN TRAUMA AMONG FIRST-GENERATION LEARNERS: A NARRATIVE SOULTELLING SANKOFA KAWAIDA…
Asian Pacific Islander Social Work Council Celebrates 30 Years of Excellence and Service Written by:…
We are thrilled to announce and warmly welcome Dr. Carl Highshaw as the new Executive…
