The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest association of professional social workers. Our members serve all communities and all populations. Here you can find the latest news from NASW's Minnesota Chapter. Members of the media can contact kgoodenough.naswmn@socialworkers.org for interviews, comments and questions.
Join the NASW-MN Membership Drive: Celebrate Social Work Month with Compassion + Action! March is Social Work Month, and this year’s theme—Compassion + Action—calls on social workers to unite, advocate, and strengthen the field of social work together. There’s no better time to become a part of a thriving community that provides the resources, connections, and support needed to grow your career and make an impact! Why Join NASW-MN? Membership in NASW-MN comes with exclusive benefits, including: FREE CEUs – Continue your professional development with high-quality education. Webinars & Networki...
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Graduation is a time to celebrate your hard work, dedication, and the journey that has led you to this milestone. As a future social worker, your commitment to making a difference deserves recognition. That’s why NASW-MN is offering a FREE Social Work Graduation Cord to student members graduating in 2025! Why This Cord Matters This exclusive graduation cord is more than just an accessory—it’s a symbol of your engagement with the NASW-MN community and your dedication to upholding the values of the social work profession. Wearing it during your graduation or hooding ceremony is a proud reminder of the impact you’re...
It is an honor to share that our very own Dr. KG has been named NASW’s 2024 Chapter Executive of the Year by the Council of Chapter Executives (COCE) at their meeting on December 5, 2024, in Washington, D.C. This prestigious honor celebrates her exceptional leadership, advocacy, and unwavering contributions to supporting social workers and advancing the social work profession. This award not only honors her achievements but also highlights the bright future she continues to shape for NASW-MN and the broader field of social work.