The KCBSW seeks to connect with social workers and social work students of African ancestry in effort to support growth amongst the black community in KC.
Stop. Close your eyes. And breathe. Breathe deep for 5 seconds. Let your entire being release. Then open your eyes. #retweet this if you just felt an Immense peace for that moment.
Join us for our
NABSW Academy for African Centered Social Work Information Session for New Cohort
May 12th at 7:00 pm or
May 16th at 2:00pm
Begins in June
Register for May 12th
Advanced Registration Required:
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Register for May 16th
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SELC is selling shirts to highlight students and emerging leaders. Order your SELC shirt by June 10! Or gift one to a student or emerging professional in your chapter! Shirts are $35 with shipping included. Order the great design here: https://t.co/7k26SY8Zm9
Good news! We've delayed the early registration deadline & extended the opportunity for you to register at the lower price. Register (https://t.co/o2RGPMCXR9) as soon as possible as this extension is only available until May 12!
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Let's take a look at #NABSWConference2022 by the numbers. There's only 1 thing missing: you!
Click the link (https://t.co/1nzzBGNZbS) to add yourself to our registration numbers. Remember that early registration ends next week!
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Wishing all who celebrate today a blessed and joyful Easter. After a difficult couple of years, let’s give thanks for all the gifts we enjoy—and the people who make this life special.
Stress kills. Maternal mental health conditions are a leading complication in maternal mortality and near deaths. ⬆️ awareness, activism, and community building for Black maternal MH! Amplify Black mamas solutions! May you find my research poem below helpful #BMHW22#NBEC#KBEN
Join us at our upcoming online April 14 event - A Conversation with Mildred C. Joyner, NASW President: “The time is right for social work, but is social work ready for these times?” Thursday, April 14, 2022 at 4:30-6:00 PM.
Free and open to all
https://t.co/Os2lzEKNrF