Category Archives: Current Act Now Campaigns: Social Work Legislative Alerts

ACTION ALERT: Call your Senator and ask them to pass bill S.263 and ban conversion th...

With your participation, we had one of the most successful Legislative Education and Advocacy Day events ever! But there is still work to be done to get this bill to … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: Call your Senator and ask them to pass bill S.263 and ban conversion therapy in NYS!

ACTION ALERT: CALLS needed to counter requests to extend the social work licensure ex...

  Dear Members,  Your immediate action is needed. Though we have made great strides to end the licensure exemption, our fight is far from over. As you are reading this, calls … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: CALLS needed to counter requests to extend the social work licensure exemption! #INVESTINSOCIALWORK

ACTION ALERT: Call your legislators TODAY and tell them to invest in school social wo...

Mental disorders have become all too common among children. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that nearly one in five children from the ages 13 to 18 currently have … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: Call your legislators TODAY and tell them to invest in school social workers for safer schools! 

ACTION ALERT: Call your legislator and ask them to #InvestinSocialWork

 SOCIAL WORKERS, this is urgent. Your profession needs you.   As our #InvestinSocialWork campaign continues to gain momentum at the Capitol, we are facing continued, if not increased, opposition to halt … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: Call your legislator and ask them to #InvestinSocialWork

ACTION ALERT: Call your Assembly Member to Establish Legislative Committee on Racial ...

Call to Action Re: AB.5851 Racial Equity Bill Call Your Assembly Member Today! Disproportionate negative outcomes for people of color are represented throughout every system, including the legislative arena. While … Continue reading ACTION ALERT: Call your Assembly Member to Establish Legislative Committee on Racial Equity in the NYS Assembly