Elections can bring about a wide range of emotions—hope, frustration, anxiety, or determination—as we witness shifts that impact our communities and our profession. This event offers a safe and collaborative space for social workers to come together and process these emotions, share experiences, and explore the implications of the election results. Join us for an open and thoughtful conversation as we strengthen our collective resilience and reaffirm our commitment to building a better future.

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.

The NASW Utah Annual Spring Conference, One Mission, Many Voices, is set for March 14, 2025, at the Conference Center at Miller Campus. This premier event brings together social work professionals from across Utah to engage in vital discussions and training on some of the most pressing issues facing the field today.

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Join us for an engaging and enriching networking event organized by the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) Utah Chapter. This event is a unique opportunity for social workers across the state to come together, share experiences, and build valuable professional connections.

WASATCH FAMILY THERAPY
8156 Highland Dr.
Sandy, Utah 84093

September 7, 2024
10 AM
BREAKFAST INCLUDED

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We welcome and encourage all NASW-Utah members to join us as we discuss how to provide support and partner with the community.

The Social Work Engagement Committee meets on the second Thursday at 3 PM in the months of Aug, Oct, Dec, Feb, April.

Please email for the zoom link: kmansell.naswut@socialworkers.org

YOU CAN RECEIVE CEU CREDITS:
You can earn up to six hours of CEU credit for each renewal cycle by participating in an NASW-Utah committee.
These credits qualify as ethics/law credits.

Mental Health Pracitce Act Rule:

R156-60-105(6): 

for each hour of volunteer service on boards, committees, or in leadership roles in any state, national, or international organization for the development and improvement of the licensee's profession, one CE hour, in whole or part of which may be counted as regular credit or ethics, law, or technology credit, up to a maximum of six CE hours during each two-year period.