Center for Life Transitions is a newer non-profit grief center dedicated to offering hope and healing during times of loss or major life changes. We'll share how our programming serves our mission to be community-based and collaborative. We'll also highlight ways that all social workers can become more informed about various aspects of grief, natural and normal reactions to loss, and ways to support those we work with and those in our lives.

Part of our monthly Lunch ‘n Learn Webinar Series

Wednesday, January 11 - 12-1 p.m. CST via Zoom

Presenter: Jenny Arneson, LGSW

1 CEU

Are you ready for the MN Legislative session to begin? There are new members, new leaders and new agendas. Join NASW-MN as we review the basics and highlight the changes you can expect this season. Hosted by NASW-MN’s Legislative Consultant, Jenny Arneson, LGSW, you can expect: 

• An overview of the NASW-MN Social Policy Action Network’s (SPAN) work on the 2023 Legislative Agenda

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Earn 1.5 supervision CEUs and connect with other supervisors! Every 3rd Thursday of the month from 12-1:30 p.m.

“Intersectional ethics” provides an anti-oppressive ethics practice framework to move beyond dominant theories such as deontology and utilitarianism to include non-dominant moral theories such as Buddhist and Confucian ethics. As workshop participants will learn, “intersectional ethics” seeks to honor, preserve, and advance diverse human relationships and cultures in social work ethics practice.

NASW-MN’s 2023 Winter Virtual Conference: Winter’s Brightest Ideas

January 27, February 3 & February 10

9:00am-4:00pm

16.5 CEUS through live training and independent learning

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Pricing

NASW Student Member - $15

NASW Retired Member - $50

NASW Regular Members - $75

Not-Yet-Members - $150

For additional information on sessions, presenters, and more SEE HERE.