Events

For more than 60 years, NASW members have made a collective impact on the institutions and policies that help millions of people achieve better lives in their communities. NASW sponsors award programs to honor the highest social work achievements and hosts conferences to showcase excellence throughout the profession. In addition, we coordinate state-based and nationwide celebrations and campaigns to help educate the public about the many roles of social workers. 


NASW-AZ Annual Conference November, 2022! 

Now,  more  than ever, social workers are serving our communities on the  frontlines. The National Association of Social Workers, Arizona Chapter (NASWAZ) invites you to join our annual conference happening on November 18, 2022! Find all the details on our annual conference page


NASW-AZ Staying Out of Trouble 6 Hour CEU Training, Next training expected October 21st and 28th, 2022 from 9am-12pm via zoom.

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Provided via Zoom, this event is split into 2, 3-hour sessions. MUST ATTEND BOTH. Does count for 3 hours of ethics. 

Knowledge and implementation of best practices in your documentation and practice protocols can protect you. In this seminar you will learn how to minimize your risk. You'll learn about the differences between being sued and having a complaint brought against your license. You'll learn how the Board of Behavioral Health Examiners works, and what to expect if you do have to appear before it. You'll learn about laws and rules which govern how you should be documenting (and more!).
 

NASW-AZ Annual Lobby Days

Educating the next generation of advocates is core to our values as a profession and chapter. Each year, we host our annual Legislative Education & Advocacy Day (LEAD) day which brings together hundreds of social work students and professionals from across the state virtually. 

LEAD is designed to further social workers’ knowledge of the legislative process, grassroots advocacy, and major current statewide policy initiatives. Attendees learn from an array of passionate speakers from elected officials, the government sector, community organizers, and advocates.

March 1, 2022 from 9am-12pm

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