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Social Work Education in the Southern Cone of Latin America

Michael Wallengren-Lynch and Richard Ingram speak with Melisa Campana Albarce about social work education in the Southern Cone of Latin America. They explore the region’s distinctive social work traditions, the influence of the Reconceptualisation Movement, and how histories of dictatorship, political struggle, and social inequality continue to shape the profession. The conversation reflects on what these experiences can teach social work educators today about fostering critical, politically engaged, and contextually grounded education.

We warmly invite you to listen to this important conversation and share it with colleagues and students who may find it meaningful. We hope it will help create space for diverse experiences, perspectives, and conversations within the global social work education community.

Social Work Education in India

Welcome to a new season of the Social Work Education Podcast, brought to you by the EASSW and the IASSW. Today, we take a look at social work education in India, and we are joined by Professor Bishnu Mohan Dash from the Department of Social Work at Bhim Rao Ambedkar College, University of Delhi. Hosted on Acast. 

Social Work Education in Palestine

we speak with Dr Samah Saleh from An-Najah National University in Palestine about the realities on the ground for her and her colleagues in both Gaza and the West Bank. We explore their experiences, the challenges they face, and the impact of the ongoing conflict on social work education and practice. 

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    Dr Kiran Thampi
    Head-School of Social Work, Rajagiri College of Social Sciences (Autonomous), India.

  • IASSW helps social work faculty worldwide to keep abreast of international social work education developments  and provides faculty with multiple ways to get involved in cross national education and research initiatives and funding opportunities. 

    Mary Ann Forgey
    Fordham University Graduate School of Social Service New York

  • Being part of the IASSW allows us to define together how we want Social Work to be in today’s and future societies

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    University of Valencia (Spain)

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