Did You Know?
Social work agencies discourage, prevent and exclude potential social workers with criminal histories from entering the profession.
This is in spite of social work principles that:
The Women’s Council advocates the full inclusion of qualified social workers with criminal histories into the profession.
In order to begin this process, the Council suggests: 1) clearly defining acceptable components of recovery and rehabilitation, and; 2) developing transparent guidelines for inclusion in academic settings, field placements, social service agencies and for registration by the social work licensing board.
The Women’s Council discusses a variety of ethical, practice and advocacy issues at its bimonthly meetings held in the greater Los Angeles area. The next meeting of the Women’s Council is Saturday July 18, 2015 at 10am in Redondo Beach. To learn more about organizing for inclusion and/or information about the Women’s Council, contact womenscouncil@sbcglobal.net or mujerista@All2Easy.net
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