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Advocates Vote Early: A National Action Hour for Health and Community

Presented by Vot-ER

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On Tuesday, October 13, three weeks before Election Day, we're bringing together everyone whose work touches health and community for a fast, hopeful, 50-minute action hour. You'll hear from leaders across health care, connect with people in your field from every corner of the country, and leave with simple, nonpartisan tools to help eligible voters, including your patients, clients, and colleagues, know their early voting options and make a plan to vote.

🗓️October 13, 3-3:50 pm EST/12-12:50 pm AZ

Learn more and register online

Vot-ER is a nonpartisan nonprofit. This event does not support or oppose any candidate, party, or ballot measure.

Building Your Professional Brand as a Social Worker

Building Your Professional Brand as a Social Worker: Aligning Values, Voice, and Impact, with Rachel Spekman, LICSW, MSW, MBA, M.Ed.

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Building Your Professional Brand as a Social Worker: Aligning Values, Voice, and Impact

Speaker: Rachel Spekman, LICSW, MSW, MBA, M.Ed.

Date: Wednesday, October 7, 2026, 12-1:30 pm EST/10-11:30 am MST

Social workers often spend years developing clinical skills without intentionally developing their professional identity. This workshop helps participants define and communicate a professional brand grounded in their values, strengths, expertise, and lived experience so they can make more aligned career decisions, increase their impact, and pursue opportunities with confidence.

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Social Work & Politics

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It has become commonplace for people to claim that each election is the most important one of our lifetimes. But there is a case to be made that that really is the case in 2026. We’ll review where things are and offer tips on what to pay attention to on and after Election Day. Control of the US House and Senate is up for grabs, along with control of many state legislature and a host of state and local offices, many of which have profound influence on the lives of our clients and communities. We’ll review these elections, and help you think about what social workers might do to find meaningful engagement.

📅 October 14th

🕙 12 - 1:30 pm ET/10 - 11:30 am MT

💻 Zoom

✅ 1.5 CEs. Approved

💲 $10 NASW Member/$35 Not-yet member

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SSWR AI Task Force Listening Session: Exploring the Future of AI in Social Work Education

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Join the SSWR AI Task Force Listening Session: Exploring the Future of AI in Social Work Education

Friday October 9, 2026 11:30 am Eastern (8:30 AM Pacific / 9:30 AM Mountain / 10:30 AM Central)

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping the landscape of social work research, practice, and education. Building on the strong interest and feedback received through our recent outreach, the SSWR AI Task Force, collaboratively working alongside partner organizations including CSWE, NASW, NADD, SWAN, GADE, and the Social Work Grand Challenges is convening a listening session to continue this important conversation.

This session is intended to create space for shared learning, critical reflection, and dialogue across the profession. Insights gathered will help inform future directions, recommendations, and collaborative efforts related to AI within the social work community.

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2026 NASW Virtual Forum

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The NASW Virtual Forum features a diverse array of educational programming designed to address current and emerging issues in social work practice.

November 4-5, 2026, 11:45 am - 5 pm EST/9:45 am - 3 pm MST

NASW is pleased to offer continuing education opportunities through the 2026 Virtual Forum. Maximum Credits Available: * 16 CEUs 

Learn more and register online

Questions about continuing education, event participation, technical support, or conference activities may be directed to:conferenceandevents@socialworkers.org

 

NASW-TX Symposium: Puentes: Where Culture Guides Practice/Puentes: Donde la cultura guía la práctica

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The National Association of Social Workers – Texas Chapter (NASW-TX) invites you to submit proposals for presentations at the NASW-TX 2027 Inaugural Symposium on Social Work in Spanish. Puentes: Where Culture Guides Practice will take place from April 15-17, 2027 in El Paso, Texas.

More Info Here: https://www.naswtx.org/page/spanishsymposium-call

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La Asociación Nacional de Trabajadores Sociales – Capítulo de Texas (NASW-TX) le invita a presentar propuestas de ponencias para el Simposio Inaugural de la NASW-TX sobre Trabajo Social en Español 2027. El evento, titulado *Puentes: Donde la cultura guía la práctica*, se llevará a cabo del 15 al 17 de abril de 2027 en El Paso, Texas.

Más información aquí: https://www.naswtx.org/page/spanishsymposium-call

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