Research and data about the social work labor force is critical to determine trends in employment, to address professional training needs, to quantify barriers to quality service delivery, and to inform policy and advocacy efforts.

NASW research advances professional development through the dissemination of data on evidence-based practices.

Click here to read more:

https://www.socialworkers.org/News/Research-Data/Workforce

Staff

Recent Posts

Job Posting: Mental Health Therapist (CA License)- Remote, Summers Off

A dark green background with a pale green border. A white rectangle text box in…

4 months ago

DisAbilities Council Meeting on May 16

Text reads “DisAbilities Council Virtual Meeting. May 16. 7 – 8:30 PM PT. Virtual” The…

8 months ago

Clinical Intuition: Another Look

Text reads "Opinion. Clinical Intuition: Another Look" While we are proud to feature opinion pieces…

8 months ago

SLO Unit: EMDR in the Treatment of Psychological Trauma and How to Access EMDR in the Community (1 CEU) on April 25

Text reads "SLO Unit: EMDR in the Treatment of Psychological Trauma and How to Access…

8 months ago

SANTA MONICA OFFICE FOR LEASE: Residential Environment Designed Especially for Mental Health Practitioners

A dark green background with a pale green border. A white rectangle text box in…

8 months ago

LGBTQ+ Virtual Support & Consultation Group on May 8

Text reads “LGBTQ+ Virtual Support & Consultation Group. May 8. 7 – 8 PM PT”…

8 months ago