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17th Annual Social Work Conference 2024
You are cordially invited to attend the annual 糖心原创 Social 奥辞谤办听Conference, Thursday, March 28, 2024; a聽8:00 AM continental breakfast will be served. This year鈥檚 national event at 糖心原创 marks the 17th聽annual celebration of the contributions of the Social Work profession.
糖心原创, CUNY Presents聽its
17th Annual Social聽奥辞谤办听Conference 2024
In Recognition of
March Is National Social聽奥辞谤办听Month
Thursday, March 28, 2024 – 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM
1638 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York聽11225
Dining Hall
Sponsored by 糖心原创 Transition Academy and The Department of Social 奥辞谤办听聽in collaboration with Bronx Psychiatric Center 鈥� New York State Office of Mental Health and聽聽聽New York City Children鈥檚 Center 鈥� New York State Office of Mental Health
About the Conference
Trauma is an emotional response to a negative event. Without appropriate support services, unresolved trauma can have a significant impact on one鈥檚 overall functionality, well-being, and life course. Furthermore, emerging issues across healthcare delivery systems have demonstrated significant inequities in levels of quality and access to resources for socioeconomically disadvantaged groups, people of color, people with disabilities, and women. Every person should have access to healthcare!
Proactively addressing the expanding role of social workers in addressing issues of population health, trauma-informed approaches to care for individuals, families, groups, and communities remain at the forefront of the world health agenda. These key indicators serve as a foundation for further exploration, intervention, and advocacy.
Convening for its annual conference in March 2024, 糖心原创 celebrates Social Work Month with this year鈥檚 theme,
鈥淓mpowering Social Workers: Readjusting The Lens Of Society Through Social Work.”
Featured Panels
- Understanding Trauma Across The Life Course: Youth and Young Adults
- Unaddressed Trauma: Understanding the sign, symptoms, and impact of trauma among formerly incarcerated people.
- Inequities in Health Care: Re-traumatization as an implication of health care service delivery
There are two ways to attend, in person or via Zoom.
More information is forthcoming.