Mois national du travail social 2022
Webinaires
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La force des familles et des liens: les enfants, les jeunes et les familles LGBTQ2 et la ré ponse et récupération face à la COVID19
mar 1, 12h00 EST
Bienvenu au premier événement de notre quatrième série de webinaires et d’ateliers dans le cadre du projet « La force des familles et des liens », financé par l’Agence de la santé publique du Canada (ASPC). Ce webinaire abordera l’impact de la pandémie sur les enfants et les jeunes trans et non-binaires et leurs familles.
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Pratiques antiracistes
mar 2, 12h00 EST
Cet atelier vise à aider à combler les lacunes et le manque de formation sur les questions raciales pour les professionnels de la santé mentale.
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La force des familles et des liens: un étude nationale
mar 10, 12h00 EST
Le Dr Lachowsky partagera les résultats d’une recherche communautaire menée auprès de communautés bispirituelles, lesbiennes, gaies, bisexuelles, transgenres, queers, questionneuses, intersexes, asexuelles et d’autres minorités sexuelles et de genre à travers le Canada.
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Part 1: Triggers of Moral Distress during the COVID-19 Pandemic: Experiences of Health Care Social Workers
March 3, 1pm EST
This two-part presentation will start with a focus on the triggers and consequences of moral distress for health care social workers and conclude with strategies to reduce moral distress, identify self-care practices, and foster moral resilience, professional efficacy, and wellness.
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Trauma Informed Practice
March 9, 9am EST
This session will provide an overview of trauma informed practice, including integrating trauma informed principles into the workplace at a practice and organizational level.
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World Social Work Day: In Critical Demand.
March 15, 12pm EST
Join CASW and the Senate of Canada on World Social Work Day to dive into the critical work of our profession over the past year.
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Truth & Reconciliation
March 10, 1pm EST
No Guilt! No Shame? Just the information you need along with the opportunity TO ASK YOUR QUESTIONS in a safe and welcoming environment.
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Gender-Based Violence (GBV) Counselling: Tools and Approaches That Empower
March 17, 9sm EST
This webinar will look at how we work with folks who are experiencing or have experienced gender-based violence (GBV) and how we ourselves deal with the proliferation of stigma and stereotypes surrounding GBV in our society.
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Private Practice – Essential Considerations for Social Workers
March 21, 1pm EST
For those who choose private practice, this knowledge will help them to be successful and to provide the best possible services to their clients.
RegisterPart 2: What Now? Multi-level Interventions to reduce moral distress and heighted self-care
March 24, 12pm EST
This two-part presentation will start with a focus on the triggers and consequences of moral distress for health care social workers and conclude with strategies to reduce moral distress, identify self-care practices, and foster moral resilience, professional efficacy, and wellness.
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Being Black as a Social Worker in Canada
March 26, 3pm EST
The event will provide an opportunity for leaders and participants to share their experiences on how you’ve successfully navigated in your careers as Black Social Workers. Events like this can unite us in celebrating diversity and raising awareness about the experiences of Blacks Social Workers.
RegisterIn Critical Demand: A conversation with students
March 28, 12pm EST
Join CASW and the Senate of Canada to dive into the critical work of social work education.
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Working in Long Term Care Facilities during a Global Pandemic
March 31, 1pm EST
The webinar will present preliminary findings from qualitative research interviews that document the impact of COVID in these settings for staff and residents.
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