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Webinars on UN Days

WORLD DAY OF SOCIAL JUSTICE 2023 – SOME SOURCES FOR SOCIAL WORK EDUCATORS (FEBRUARY 2023) (Click Here)

Other interesting resources can be found in the report of the International Projects and you can put the link of the international projects page

This World day of Social Justice IASSW/HRSJ committee brings to you a list of resources for all social work students and educators . We have identified a sample of sources in relation to social work and social justice. We acknowledge these may not be accessible to some educators and schools of social work, for example, because of language, because of cost. However, we have tried to present a broad range of sources and identify some sources which are available online for free.

REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND SOCIAL WORK (Click Here)

Date – 8th Mar, 2023

I pledge to take a stand (Click Here)

Date – 10 Dec, 2022
A webinar on “Violence Against Women“. The webinar was hosted by IASSW on Zoom and live-streamed via the IASSW Facebook page. The topic of the webinar was “I pledge to take a stand! – Ending violence against women and promoting women’s human rights”.

EVERYONE HAS THE RIGHT TO SEEK SAFETY – WORLD REFUGEE DAY (Click Here)

Observing the world refugee day
Date – 28th June 2022
Panelists – Dr George Palyttil, Dr Dina Sidhva, Dr Timo. Moderator – Janet Walker

Struggles in a war situation & building resiliencyTheme – Peace Building (Observing the International Day of UN Peacekeepers) (Click Here)

Date – 29th May 2022
Panelists – Prof. Shulamit Ramon, Prof Orit Nuttman-Shwartz. Moderator – Prof David Mc Nabb

The precariousness of Work & Unemployment (Click Here)

Date – 20th Feb 2022
Panelists – Alexandra Mustafa, Dr. Kgomotso Jongman, Iara Nunes. Moderator – Janet Walker

INTER-GENERATIONAL SOLIDARITY – WEBINAR (click Here)

A discussion with experts on creating a world for all ages, building back better from the pandemic leveraging all generations.

MAKE MENTAL HEALTH FOR ALL A GLOBAL PRIORITY (Click Here)

The theme for 2022’s World Mental Health day was “Make Mental Health for all a Global Priority”. IASSW hosted a fireside chat with mental health specialists. The chat was moderated by Ms. Janet Saldanha, Counselling Psychologist (India). The guests for the chat were David Rose, Associate Prof., The University of Melbourne and Christos Panagiotopoulos, Prof-Child & Adolescent Mental Health Research & Practice, University of Nicosia (Cyprus). The discussions were spun around Drug or substance abuse, adverse effects of family violence, different types of trauma, and social work in mental health. The enriching discussions motivated the participants to contribute their experiences and insights related to the above-mentioned topics.

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  • Very excited to be one of the recipients of the IASSW International Project which allowed me to have a great network and do impactful research. Being a member of this large professional network allowed me to update and contribute to the profession in many ways.

    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 a member of the IASSW has been one of the major highlights of my professional career. 
    I have connected with amazing colleagues from diverse contexts – it changed my career trajectory for good!
    Prof. Janestic Mwende Twikirize
    Makerere University, Uganda