
…eco-social approaches across all fields of social work . This will include social work in the field of environmental and climate disasters and their consequences (such as mass migration). But…

…eco-social approaches across all fields of social work . This will include social work in the field of environmental and climate disasters and their consequences (such as mass migration). But…

…on 20 November 2025 in Colombo, Sri Lanka, held under the theme: “Social Work Responds to Climate Change and Other Environmental Issues.” The gathering brought together dedicated social workers from…

…growing inequality and challenges in cities and human settlements. It sought to draw attention to the growing inequalities and vulnerabilities exacerbated by the triple ‘C’ crises — ‘Covid-19, Climate and…
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International Social Work Summer (SWS) Camp in Turkey is a joint initiative of Muğla Metropolitan Municipality (Dept. of Social Services), Muğla Branch of Turkish Association of Social Workers…
Climate Action: ‘Community Transformation for Climate Justice in Bolivia’ p.276 By Amanda Martin, MSW, MPH Chapter 14: SDG 14: Life Below Water: ‘One Health: How the Health of the Oceans…
…Climate Change – Rio de Janeiro 1992

…encompassing critical issues such as poverty reduction, gender equality, quality education, clean water, and climate action. However, turning these global objectives into tangible improvements in people’s lives requires more than…

…on the role of social work in tackling climate change and other environmental problems. President Ohara stated that ‘Climate change and environmental problems pose unavoidable issues to us social workers….
…each year. The 2012 focus is on forced migration – on the people forcibly displaced by conflict, political upheaval, violence, disasters, climate change and development projects, whose numbers are increasing…

…and the reality of continued conflicts and social conditions which are driving migration in some countries;

…IFSW is co-organizing with Harvard University and the International Science Council a half day session on the theme “Practices and approaches on quality education towards environment and climate” on Thursday,…
…in the distortions in health research and provision linked to global pharmaceutical companies’ interests. Economic growth is also bringing profound threats to the physical environment and to the climate which…

…such as fish, wild game, and foraging areas. For the Sami, this affects reindeer pastures and clean water vital for their nomadic lifestyle.
…national level partnerships IFSW Global worked on borderless problems such as migrations, climate change, tax evasion etc and on 2 main areas: • Internal: She commented that after the Global…

…Nations in Geneva, including a forthcoming publication. The discussion highlighted the growing importance of connecting environmental change, climate justice, health and social work practice. This also led to an exchange…
…situations connected with climate change: fires, floods etc. The role of social workers and social pedagogues in helping to prevent these events and to explain the public of the effects…