Is Legal Always Ethical: Crime and Punishment and the Helping Professions
Friday, January 29, 2016
The consequences of a criminal conviction are so severe and enduring that they effectively challenge one’s fundamental status as a member of society.
Did you know?
Some believe that removing barriers faced by social workers with criminal histories is consistent with social work principles of diversity and inclusion, the value of lived experience in providing effective social work services and the promotion of recovery and rehabilitation. Others believe that a criminal history may be predictive of future unethical behavior and that only those whose past has been closely vetted should be admitted as full members of the profession.
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The Women’s Council 2016 Law and Ethics Workshop, “Is Legal Always Ethical: Crime and Punishment and the Helping Professions” will examine the impact of these and other beliefs on the profession, in the context of the increasing number of potential social workers with criminal histories. It will consider the barriers those with criminal histories encounter in securing appropriate internships, obtaining ACSW registration and identifying meaningful employment.
Join the Council Friday, January 29, 2016, at The Center for Healthy Communities, The California Endowment, 1000 N. Alameda, Los Angeles, 90012 for this Law and Ethics Workshop offering 6 CEUs (provider #4713) and lunch. Pre-registration is $45, $60 at the door.
For more information contact (424) 291-2452 or email womenscouncil@sbc.global.net. To register send a $45 check, payable to SoCal Women’s Council, to Brenda Wiewel, Chair, 3902 Denwood Ave., Los Alamitos, CA 90720.
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