The NASW-UT Board has identified four priorities for the committees to work on.
Please fill out the below form to volunteer for a committee.
Committees meet:
All NASW-Utah members are welcome and encouraged to attend and participate.
Social Work Engagement & Outreach Committee - LINK TO SIGN UP FOR NOTIFICATIONS
2nd Friday at 11 AM
September 12, November 14, January 9, March 13, May 8, July 10
The Social Work Engagement & Outreach Committee works to build meaningful connections between NASW-Utah and the broader social work community. This committee collaborates with social work education programs, behavioral health providers, and community organizations to support the professional growth, well-being, and visibility of social workers across Utah. The committee leads efforts to host networking and educational events that foster community, strengthen professional connections, and elevate the practice of social work.
In addition, the committee plays a vital role in amplifying diverse voices within NASW-Utah by advocating for inclusive representation across the board and committees. Through outreach and ongoing communication, the committee connects directly with Utah social workers to listen, support, and respond to the challenges they are facing in the field—ensuring NASW-Utah remains responsive, representative, and rooted in the lived experiences of its members.
Diversity and Inclusion - LINK TO SIGN UP FOR NOTIFICATIONS
3rd Thursday at 8 AM
August 21, October 16, December 18, February 19, April 16, June 18
The NASW-Utah Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity (DEI) Committee is committed to advancing a more inclusive and equitable social work profession in Utah. We support social workers from all backgrounds and lived experiences, especially those from historically marginalized communities. Through open and respectful dialogue, we foster a welcoming environment where diverse perspectives are valued, and professionals are empowered to grow and lead.
The committee works to promote inclusive practices across social work programs, agencies, and communities while advocating for policy changes that advance racial, social, and economic justice. We educate, collaborate, and lead efforts to ensure DEI remains central to our profession’s mission and values in Utah. All are welcome to join in building a stronger, more just social work community.
Legislative Committee - LINK TO JOIN
Fourth Wednesday at 4 PM
August 27, October 22, December 17, April 22, June 24, Jan-March we meet weekly time/day is TBD.
The NASW-Utah Legislative Committee is dedicated to year-round advocacy for policies that support social workers, the practice of social work, and the diverse communities we serve. This committee actively monitors, reviews, and responds to legislation that may impact our profession or the well-being of Utahns, and works to ensure NASW-Utah has a strong, informed voice at the Capitol.
Members of the committee build and maintain meaningful relationships with legislators and government leaders across all levels of Utah government. They evaluate proposed legislation, recommend whether NASW-Utah should take a position or engage in advocacy, and help vet potential bills for NASW-Utah to sponsor. The committee strategically guides the use of legislative resources and plays a key role in shaping the association’s policy priorities and presence on the Hill.
Continuing Education - LINK TO JOIN
3rd Wednesday at 3:30 PM - Every Month
The Continuing Education Committee plays a critical role in upholding the quality and integrity of professional development for Utah’s social workers. This committee establishes the criteria and guidelines for reviewing all continuing education (CE) applications submitted to NASW-Utah.
Committee members meet monthly to review submitted CEU applications, evaluating each for content relevance, presenter qualifications, and appropriate allocation of credit hours. Their work ensures that educational offerings meet NASW standards and provide meaningful value to social work professionals across the state.
Committee Notes LINK
Board Priorities - Committee Details LINK
T.E.A.M "L" Details HERE