NASW-TX: When Values & Laws Collide: Ethical Social Work in a Complex World (Part 2 of 2)

Course overview

Presented by NASW-TX Executive Director, Will Francis, LMSW, When Values & Laws Collide: Ethical Social Work in a Complex World will explore how the Code of Ethics and professional values both contribute to and sometimes conflict with the statutes and rules that define social work in Texas. Participants will learn about legislative developments at the state and national level and review a variety of cases and examples of practice conflicts. Social Work Meets Social Justice In this training, which is a continuation of "TX - When Values & Laws Collide: Ethical Social Work in a Complex World (Part 1 of 2)," we will examine the current landscape where social work is currently on the defensive regarding human rights. Join us to explore the profound impact social justice, technological justice, and environmental justice have on social work practice, covering both the Texas and federal landscape. Gain valuable insights into navigating these challenges and fostering a resilient, client-focused approach in your professional journey. TOPICS INCLUDE: First amendment issues Current political landscape Intersection of social work and restrictive laws New technological systems, programs, and platforms that impact social work Environmental issues and practice