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In MemoriamIt is with great sadness that we share the recent passing of beloved IASWG members and leaders. We welcome you to share your memories, stories, and photos of IASWG members who have passed by emailing [email protected] |
Announcements
The Ontario Groupwork Chapter (OGC) of IASWG and the Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW) invite you to join them for Practice Skills for Facilitating Social Work Groups Online on Friday, November 27th from 10am to 12pm EST.
The Massachusetts Chapter is hosting When It Gets Real, film presentation and workshop on December, 2nd from 6:30PM to 8:30PM ET. All IASWG members are welcome to register for this virtual event.
IASWG is actively in search of grants and sponsorships to continue its mission. If you are interested in being part of this initiative or know of foundations, grants opportunities or sponsorships with funding initiatives that would be a good fit with IASWG's mission and international educational activities (e.g. symposia), please contact us at [email protected]
NEW! President's Pen by Barb Muskat
NEW! Charles Garvin elected as an NASW Social Work Pioneer!
IASWG New Member Networking Hour - Meetings will occur on the third Monday of every month via Zoom. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday December 21st at 8pm ET.
The special issue of Groupwork in French is now published: Échos de la francophonie: Critical Reflections and Innovations in Group Social Work Research and Practice. Groupwork (2020), Vol. 29 (1).
Call for Group Work and the Pandemic Stories - Tell You Pandemic 2020 Group Work Story: The Social Work with Groups journal is inviting narrative essays of 5 to 9 manuscript pages, about group work practice and the coronavirus pandemic of 2020. Your story can take place in any setting and with any population in response to the pandemic. For more information, click here.
Teaching Group Work Online and in Hybrid Models: We have recently added a section on Teaching Group Work Online. Here you’ll find full syllabi and other resources contributed by IASWG Members. Currently, many of us are moving to online social work education to as an alternative to In Person teaching during the Coronavirus pandemic. Therefore, we are also posting resources that we believe will be valuable immediately.
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