The Legislative Committee is a vehicle for social workers and students to learn about and engage with the political process on behalf of our clients, our profession, and our values and ethics. The committee purpose and responsibilities as outlined by NASW:  To promote NASW legislative policies consistent with the goals of the social work profession and those served by the...

A live webinar - 2 Clinical Contact Hours - for social workers and allied professionals About this Event Develop an Antiracist Lens for your Clinical Practice - Part II Presenter: Keita Annie Whitten Foster BSW, MSW LCSW, SEP Founder: Ready, Set THrive!, The Harriet Tubman Movement Coalition of Maine, and Community Dialogues on Racism as a Public Health...

We know that NASW VT is doing a lot of work, but how do we make sure our Members and other social workers know about it?  Communicating what we do is essential to recruiting new members and providing high quality services to our current members. This committee will start off developing a Chapter communications plan for the year and ensure social workers have the information and...

Jacob Stone, LSW, ACSW (Ret.) 2 Clinical CEUs approved by NASW VT Workshop/learning objective details to come soon About the Presenter: Jacob Stone, formerly on the faculty at the Marywood University School of Social Work in Pennsylvania and the social work program of the University of Alaska (Fairbanks), is retired after a half-century of practice as a direct service provider,...

Justice, Equity, Diversity & Inclusion are embedded in social work mission and values. While we can see progress in our society and within our profession, we know there is much more work to be done. This committee will identify, explore, and take action on a limited number of specific issues to meaningfully impact our Chapter, clients, and...