By Marilyn Montenegro
Did you know?
These and other structural incentives often enmesh our clients into systems in which they become commodities fueling the growth of the criminal justice complex (law enforcement, courts, jails and prisons, parole and probation). Once entangled our clients acquire a “criminal history” that can be used to deny public benefits including CalWorks, food stamps and low cost housing as well as employment. What is the ethical social work response?
The 2014 Law and Ethics Women’s Council Workshop, “Is Legal Always Ethical: Drug Policy and Social Work” will examine the impact of policy on the lives of individuals who become ensnared by the War on Drugs.
Join the Council on Thursday, February 27, 2014 at The Center for Healthy Communities, The California Endowment, 1000 N. Alameda, Los Angeles, CA 90012 for this Law and Ethics Workshop offering 6 CEUs (provider #4713) and lunch for $45.
For more information, contact (800) 538-2565, ext. 57 or bwiewel@lacada.com
To register, send checks for $45 payable to “Women’s Council” to Brenda Wiewel, Chair, 3902 Denwood Ave., Los Alamitos, CA 90720.
We are thrilled to announce and warmly welcome Dr. Carl Highshaw as the new Executive…
A Community-Centered Series by NASW-CA Rooted Together is a monthly space for connection, support, and…
The DisAbilities Council (emphasis on Abilities) welcomes you to our monthly council meeting! We will…
This session focused on the bipartisan Expanding Seniors Access to Mental Health Services Act. This…
This session focused on the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which became law on July…
Welcome to your one-stop space for staying connected to NASW-CA’s advocacy work.Each month, Policy Chat…