Join us at the Utah State Capitol on January 22, 2025, from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, for Social Work Day on the Hill! This unique event offers organizations a chance to connect with social work professionals, advocates, and policymakers. Showcase your services, resources, and mission to a dedicated community of social workers, and engage in discussions on policy and advocacy impacting social services in Utah. Network with professionals, provide educational materials, and promote your organization’s contributions to the field. Don’t miss this opportunity to make meaningful connections and strengthen your impact in social work advocacy!

Cost: $200

Includes: 6 ft tables & 2 chairs

Please Pay Here: https://secure.affinipay.com/pages/nasw-utah/pac

*All proceeds go directly to the NASW-Utah Political Action Campaign Fund*

Contact: KMansell.naswut@socialworkers.org

REGISTER HERE

"One Mission, Many Voices"

March 14, 2025
Conference Center at Miller Campus
8 AM - 5 PM
7.5 CEU including 1 Suicide and 1 Ethics CEU

SPONSOR: 
Become a sponsor at the NASW-Utah Annual Spring Conference and connect directly with social workers from across Utah! For only $300 (or $200 for NASW members), you’ll have the opportunity to network, showcase your products or services, and engage with professionals in the social work field. This is a great chance to expand your reach, promote your business, and support an event dedicated to advancing the social work profession. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity to build meaningful connections!

Mark your calendars for March 14, 2025, and be a part of this impactful experience. Register early to secure your spot!

Includes:

- Engagement with roughly 150 in-person and 100 virtual.
- Tabling all day on 3/14
- Virtual ad for virtual attendees
- Social Media and email highlights

REGISTER HERE

Please make your payment to be an exhibitor at this link: 

LINK TO PAY

Offered on:
January 8
February 12
March 12

Facilitators: drDave Derezotes, Dr. David Parker

The purpose of our post-election dialogues is to give social workers an opportunity to meet together for mutual support and wisdom sharing, and to learn how to co-create an inclusive community where all viewpoints are welcomed and where we bridge the political differences that have divided us. 

Utah NASW welcomes social workers of all political persuasions to attend this dialogue series next year. Our first dialogue on December 11th was well attended and we were pleased that we had a diversity of political views in the zoom room, from across the state. Many emotions were expressed, tears were shed, and, best of all, our communications were civil and caring. Participants wanted to continue meeting, and we welcome all additional social workers who might want to join us.

We believe that this kind of work will benefit not only the Utah Social work Community, but also ultimately the clients and communities we serve.

REGISTER HERE

Offered on:
January 8
February 12
March 12

Facilitators: drDave Derezotes, Dr. David Parker

The purpose of our post-election dialogues is to give social workers an opportunity to meet together for mutual support and wisdom sharing, and to learn how to co-create an inclusive community where all viewpoints are welcomed and where we bridge the political differences that have divided us. 

Utah NASW welcomes social workers of all political persuasions to attend this dialogue series next year. Our first dialogue on December 11th was well attended and we were pleased that we had a diversity of political views in the zoom room, from across the state. Many emotions were expressed, tears were shed, and, best of all, our communications were civil and caring. Participants wanted to continue meeting, and we welcome all additional social workers who might want to join us.

We believe that this kind of work will benefit not only the Utah Social work Community, but also ultimately the clients and communities we serve.

REGISTER HERE

Join us for Social Work Day on the Hill 2025, a powerful event dedicated to amplifying the voices of social workers in Utah and empowering them to engage in impactful legislative advocacy. This event is an opportunity for social workers, students, educators, and community advocates to come together, learn about critical legislative issues affecting the profession, and advocate for positive change in policies impacting our clients and communities.