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NASW-CA Chapter
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The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest and most recognized membership organization of professional social workers in the world, representing over 100,000 social workers. The California Chapter (NASW-CA) represents nearly 9,000 social workers across the state. The Association promotes, develops, and protects the practice of social work and social workers. NASW also seeks to enhance the well being of individuals, families, and communities through its work and advocacy.
Disabilities Council: Beyond Perceptions: Navigating Disability in the Asian American Narrative
In this thought-provoking talk, Dr. Le will delve into the complex intersection of disability and the Asian American experience, exploring how it intersects with mental health and resilience. Through personal stories, research findings, and community insights, participants will gain a deeper understanding of the unique challenges faced by individuals navigating both disability and Asian American identities. Participants will have the opportunity to examine cultural perceptions, societal stigmas, and systemic barriers that impact mental health outcomes within this demographic. Furthermore, Dr. Le will explore with participants strategies for resilience-building and fostering a supportive e...
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DisAbilities Council: Inclusive Digital Accessibility
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In honor of Global Accessibility Awareness Day on May 16, we were honored to speak with Joe Devon about being inclusive in the digital age. For more information about NASW-California, visit www.naswca.org Join the largest association for social workers to access more exciting opportunities and great member benefits: www.joinnasw.org
DisAbilities Council: Serving Neurodiverse Individuals as Professional Social Workers
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On April 15, the DisAbilities Council hosted a workshop that focused on best practices to use when serving neurodiverse individuals as professional social workers. This event was free for members. Not a NASW Member? Join the largest association for social workers to access more exciting opportunities and great member benefits: www.joinnasw.org.
DisAbilities Council: Disability Rights - What Advocates Need to Know
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On December 8, the DisAbilities Council hosted a free informational session on disability civil rights under the ADA and Section 504.
API Social Work Council Fall 2023 Covid 19 Boosters Amidst Pandemic Apathy and Fatigue
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This second installation of our two-part webinar series is centered around the rollout of Fall 2023 COVID-19 Boosters and highlights the work of Brandon Yan, MD, MPH, a resident physician in the UCSF Department of Medicine and his groundbreaking research on pandemic health disparities impacting API communities.
Connect to End COVID-19: What Social Workers Can Learn From AANHPI Community Leaders
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Learn how you can raise awareness and promote COVID-19 vaccine series among the AANHPI communities! Hear from community-based organizations and their efforts in promoting vaccine series, and how social workers can apply those strategies to their respective practice settings. Resources mentioned in the webinar: • Hawaii vaccinations summary: health.hawaii.gov/coronavirusdisease2019/tableau_dashb...
Region C: SB 403 Community Panel
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Hosted by NASW-CA Region C and led by State Senator Aisha Wahab, this panel aims to promote awareness and understanding of caste discrimination and its impact on marginalized communities. The historic SB 403 bill aims to prohibit caste discrimination in California by adding caste as a protected category to existing civil rights acts. Let’s work together towards equality and social justice.
ACA 5, Senate Floor Session
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This bill was presented on the Senate Floor and the vote was 31-9. We stand firmly in support of ACA 5 and believe it is way overdue to change the state constitution to affirm the right to gay marriage and to remove discriminatory language put in by Proposition 8 which only defined marriage as between a man and a woman. This measure will now go to the Governor for his signature or veto. Senator...
DisAbilities Council - Understanding Disability Pride
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On June 30, the DisAbilities Council kicked off Disability Pride Month with a free educational webinar. Presented by writer, editor, and essayist Ben Mattlin, this webinar explored the history and meaning of “Disability Pride.” Join the largest association for social workers to access more exciting opportunities and great member benefits: www.joinnasw.org.
Social Work Policy Consortium | A Story About Necessary Change: The Los Angeles Men's Central
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On October 28, NASW-CA's Steering Committee hosted their quarterly Social Work Policy Convening. This free workshop examines how social workers played a role in the closing of the LA Men's Central Jail, and the struggles they faced to actualize this plan. This real-world example of justice-related change highlights how social workers can advocate for local level change within their communities....
Social Work Policy Consortium: Where is the Power?
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On August 17, NASW-CA's Steering Committee hosted their quarterly Social Work Policy Convening. This free workshop explored what power structures look like at the county level, and how social workers can lead change in their local communities. Join the largest association for social workers to access more exciting opportunities and great member benefits: www.joinnasw.org.
How to Start a Private Practice A Panel Presentation from Region H
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Region H hosted a panel of private practitioners who share their experiences as social workers. This informative Q&A highlights what the journey is to become a private practitioner, the joys and struggles of being a social worker, and what tips have worked for them. Interested in connecting with other social work professionals near you? Find your local region! Join the largest association for s...
Congratulations Class of 2022!
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Congratulations Social Work Class of 2022! NASW-CA sends our warmest wishes to our graduates. We are so excited for you, and we look forward to seeing your many accomplishments! 🎓🎉
Senator Eggman Presents Title Protection at Senate Floor Session
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Senate Floor Session, Monday, March 28, 2022 SR 69: leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTextClient.xhtml?bill_id=202120220SR69 Clip taken from California State Senate’s Media Archive: www.senate.ca.gov/media-archive
Social Work Policy Consortium: How to Teach Social Workers to Access Their City Government
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Social Work Policy Consortium: How to Teach Social Workers to Access Their City Government
Social Workers CAN: Dr. Mario Espitia's Story
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Social Workers CAN: Dr. Mario Espitia's Story
Social Workers CAN Inspire: Lucy’s Story
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Social Workers CAN Inspire: Lucy’s Story
Journey to Retirement: In Conversation with Social Work Colleagues
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Journey to Retirement: In Conversation with Social Work Colleagues
NASW-CA Social Work Policy Consortium - August Convening
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NASW-CA Social Work Policy Consortium - August Convening
NASW-CA Executive Director Deborah Son's Message for 2021 Social Work Graduates
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NASW-CA Executive Director Deborah Son's Message for 2021 Social Work Graduates
NASW-CA: A Social Work Conversation on Racial Injustice, Black Death and Need for Societal Reform
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NASW-CA: A Social Work Conversation on Racial Injustice, Black Death and Need for Societal Reform
Rep. Karen Bass Remarks for 2021 Legislative Lobby Days
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Rep. Karen Bass Remarks for 2021 Legislative Lobby Days
Rep Barbara Lee's remarks for NASW-CA's Legislative Lobby Days 2021
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Rep Barbara Lee's remarks for NASW-CA's Legislative Lobby Days 2021
Senator Susan Eggman Introduces SR 14 to the CA Senate, declaring March 2021 as Social Work Month
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Senator Susan Eggman Introduces SR 14 to the CA Senate, declaring March 2021 as Social Work Month
NASW-CA Executive Director Janlee Wong's Message For Social Work Class of 2020
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NASW-CA Executive Director Janlee Wong's Message For Social Work Class of 2020
DSM 5 is based on “sensitivity” from stonewall. Junkies, gays, stalkers and retards
Notsee Eggman wants to lockup homeless. Forcing them into re-education hospitals. Just like the Germans did to jews. Next she will want to Hamas them
Experience is the best teacher. Thanks Madam for sharing with us.👏🤝
I am doing diploma in social work and you really encouraged me
Senator Eggman Mao. Author of Sb43. The INVOLUNTARY commitment of US citizens.
NANOMACHINES SON
If it’s a one family and you still want to identify ad a Brahmin? Why don’t you get away with the words that divided people and known for discrimination?
A question to Pandit: If the varna is based on work, why at the origin it was decided and dictated by Krishna already?
Studying DSM4
I used to work there up until January 10, 2020. I was a release planner for 6 1/2 years and when DHS came in is not a good choice. They have never allowed anyone to address "treatment." They don't utilize the people that know this field. I have a double masters' in social and criminal justice and I worked at Patton State Hospital as an intern. I had to resign due to the pressures of the caseloads are too high in the jail and no one wants to go in there because of too many cases, not utilizing social workers appropriately, using incompetent people as "group providers." Ever since Belavich came in and DHS, it has collapsed. DHS does not consider mental health. They look at medical model. They just give them medication, they sleep all day, they aren't participating in groups. Then you have the Mexican Mafia taking over the jail. It has become very very dangerous. And the deputies don't care when you are advocating. The Whole Person Care/Care Transitions (releasing planning). I love forensic mental health and wanted to grow more, but the system burnt me out due to 91 cases and very severe criminal cases that I did not need to work on at the time. There were others that were very sick and needed help to get into a program. They screwed up our relationship with Tarzana because of incompetent medical case workers who are not social workers or they are students who get hired that will be social workers, but they are not doing any therapy and expect them not to come back. These inmates need to be able to be treated with therapy and medication and preparation in life skills. Also, you need people, like myself being used more to work with clients and use our skills. They don't use the social workers effectively. I want to see more done to get DMH back in there and kick out the DHS because they are not making it better. Nurses don't watch these inmates take their meds; they just give it to them and they walk away. I was a deputy in the Midwest and we had them line up. And we checked their mouths and made sure they swallowed before they return to their cells. But these guys are selling, snorting, and killing for psych meds that are not prescribed to them. It's bad. I wish I could be contacted. I agree that people that are set to go to prison should be in a separate part of the jail. They separate by HOH and MOH and the suicide risk assessment and the policy to have certain people at a certain LOC. The problem that the jail has had is that a person in General Population states they want to kill themselves and they get automatically put in Twin Towers, which is not operating very well either. The elevators are not fully operational and a hazard to staff and inmates, and then the piping in Twin Towers is always being broken due to inmates flooding their cells. I agree with you about the criminogenic behaviors and co-occurring problems. I tried to voice to my supervisors to address this and they just rolled their eyes to this. I would love to be a part of the forensic pathway to helping these clients, but we need change in management. There is a laziness to provide good services and burn out. My department, my friends said are leaving and don't want to be there. I was treated so bad by my supervisor (LCSW). My question is, why is a MPH running Care Transitions when it is mostly social workers and the supervisors are LCSWs but the Program Director is an MPH. She does not know how to run it and some of my colleagues were LCSWs doing release planning and not broadening their abilities. DHS would not allow us to go to DMH trainings and separated us and tricked that nothing would change as far as the Mental Health Model. Dr. Hough was the best with these clients. I wish I could be a part of the change, but at the rate it's going, I am afraid of supervisor abuse and overload of cases which makes us unable to do the work. Yep, the upper chain does not listen to the social workers and other mental health people. I can be found on Facebook @KimiAnn DM. I would love to participate in these meetings. I saw so much and it hurt me so much.
What a great video! So much resources!❤
I thoroughly enjoyed this! Thanks to everyone who had a part in this. I am trying my best to break into policy in the state of AL and this presentation gave me some direction.
I learn something new about you every time I hear you speak Janlee! Even after 30 years!!
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I once joined but I have never benefit anything maybe because I’m from Africa
Hello
As a social worker for over 20 years I wish the class of 2020 the best!
Such a dark ad
We haven't learn anything new. What is the point of this video?
What a sweetheart.
its a bad disorder and please if your parents or grandparents have access to tv please make sure they DONT order thru QVC or HSN a lot that can result in hoarding beyond the debris and everything else
Gross mental illness. I feel for the family members that have to deal with these individuals. So many who struggle with disorder never get treatment of any kind...... and die surrounded by grossness.
thank you so much for this incredibly wise encouragement.
there's wisdom!
Social workers are the most useless and worthless people on Earth. You think you're so much better them everyone else? You're not good enough to eat my shit.
Can anyone please write the three Lesons because i am bad at English language.
zax saw focus on the journey not the destination. Find your strengths. Do not quit :)
Great advice. You are too kind.
gorgeous I was looking for a sammary of some issuses ^^
Thank you for this.
awesome im inspired proud to be a social work major
R u f'ing serious?I am a social worker and i destroy families is more like it!scumbags
Social workers have become very powerful without supporting education. It's quite amazing to me that it hasn't been addressed that life altering decisions should only be made by the immediate family and for that matter neither should legal personnel. Sometimes you all collaborate and make something that it isn't to get to the goal your seeking. When your 70ish, you'll understand you've destroyed and hurt many...Less education than a teacher. It's interpretation by psychiatrists. Shameful.
You clearly have no clue what a social worker degree entails. You are the one that lacks education. Know the facts before you open your mouth and look stupid. Teachers can teach a subject that they do not have a degree in, how is that more education? Once again you lack education on the subject matter you are speaking on.
...what? Social work requires a four year bachelor's degree at the least. Most social work positions require a Master's of Social work which is usually another two years, and to become a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, you must have 2 years of supervised clinical hours and take a licensing exam. Each program is intense. That's a total of eight years of higher education and does not even include the doctoral degree. The stigma placed on the profession is often due to individuals claiming to be social workers but not having the education nor the experience to back it up. TRUE social workers used evidenced based practices, are required to show competence in each of the Council of Social Work Education's competencies, and are required to adhere to a strict code of ethics. There are obviously some that fall short, but they do not speak for the entire profession.
i THINK ALICE THE SOCIAL WORKER IS JUST INCREDIBLY HOT AND BEAUTIFUL..LOL
This lady is awesome!!! She's the Lebron James of Social Work!
Thank you :)
Thank you for sharing your insight Ms. Chien, as a fairly young social worker I appreciate mentoring where ever I can get it.
WHAT THE???
I accept that at first,most start off with the right intentions,but after a while social workers get above their station and start to believe they are god or some superior being ,when in fact most social workers i know are absolute losers .
Can I say that maybe you haven't met a good one or perhaps you have had some bad experiences in the past?...
Thank you... at the age of 49, I'm making my journey and going to do what I set out to do, help people. Use the gifts I have to help others... going back to college at this age in life will be challenging but will be well worth the effort.
Big deal,Social workers are usually untrustworthy , self-righteous , arrogant people .
you don't sound ignorant at all
It may sound like hate and ignorance to you but thats because you need to get out more and see real life ,what makes you the know it all then ? Social workers are usually untrustworthy , self-righteous , arrogant people .
Why do individuals always think social workers work with children? Not all CPS workers are social workers. If you want to make an impact, address the system. The system creates policies, and policies are the bigger issue. Social workers, who do work in DCFS/ CPS, are scape goats. Educate yourself people. Social workers work in hospitals, the FBI, adult day health care, HIV/ AIDS clinics, the military, schools, crisis/ diaster (ie: earthquakes, hurricanes, Sept 11th), and the list goes on.
lol! This lady is the Mr Miyagi of Social Workers.
yea from bad parents and dysfunctional families to go to a good home!..... ignorant people i swear...
Honestly, some children are in dire need of being snatched.
You need to get your facts right before making assumptions like that. You have no idea what social workers do.
yeah there are some bad social workers out there. cold and calculating, but come on not all social workers are like this.
@Lillaordbok good luck!
enjoy the process, work with your strengths and act now! everyone can benefit from these lesson, not just those in social service! THANK YOU!!!