Category Archives: Chapter Chats

Chapter Chats initially emerged out of a need to socially connect social workers while practicing physical distancing. They have grown into an accessible and easy way for social workers to share resources, network, and engage with one other across the State and Nation. These are conversations hosted by social workers, for social workers. Open to all who would like to attend, and any NASW member is invited to host a topic or conversation!

Building Resiliency: Mind Body Practices as a Pathway to Prevent Burnout

Presented by: Mary Beth DeSario, LCSW & Cat Capowski, MSW, M.Ed, LCSW-R Description: This live, knowledge-based virtual training is designed to provide an overview of research and science related to … Continue reading Building Resiliency: Mind Body Practices as a Pathway to Prevent Burnout

The Future of Social Work: An Essential Chat with the NASW President

Presented by: Milderd ‘Mit’ Joyner, DPS, LCSW Description: Social workers have continued to answer the call to service by contributing to the healing of our Nation during times of pandemic, … Continue reading The Future of Social Work: An Essential Chat with the NASW President

Positive Disruption as an Act of Social Justice

Hosted by: Laura Quiros, PhD, LMSW Description: Join us as we discuss the crafts of positive disruption and storytelling as acts of social justice. Now more than ever, social workers … Continue reading Positive Disruption as an Act of Social Justice

What is the NASW Legal Defense Fund?

Hosted by: Mary McCarthy, PhD, LMSW, Ray Cardona, LCSW & Elizabeth Felton, Esq., LICSW Description: Do you know that NASW has a legal defense fund for social workers? The LDF … Continue reading What is the NASW Legal Defense Fund?

What is Library Social Work?

In this Chapter Chat we will discuss the importance of social work and the collaboration of public libraries. The Family Place is the first program in the Nation to incorporate … Continue reading What is Library Social Work?

Less is More: Reincarceration in NYS

Hosted by: The Katal Center Description: New York reincarcerates more people on parole for technical violations — like being late for curfew or testing positive for alcohol — than any … Continue reading Less is More: Reincarceration in NYS