International Federation of Social Workers
Global Online conference
…with all social workers facing these climate change challenges. They are not only responding to the immediate needs of communities resulting from the physical challenges, but also from the emotional…
…theme for this year’s celebration of World Water Day is Glacier Preservation, but glaciers are melting faster than ever. With the changing climate many Indigenous Peoples in the North who…
…and educators engaged in lectures, workshops, field visits, cultural exchange and creative reflection. With a central focus on eco social work and climate justice, the learning lab explored how social…
…where no one is left behind and where social, economic, and climate justice are inseparable.” Priska Fleischlin, IFSW Global Commissioner to the United Nations extends her thanks to the New…
…our experiences, and in the relationships and solidarity that connect us. At a time of growing inequality, conflict, displacement, climate change and rapid technological transformation, our profession has an important…
…along with the growing understanding that learning is far from a neutral intellectual activity, but is intimately connected with relationships, emotional involvement, social climate, and – specifically when teaching knowledge…
…(PEDA) Centre for Social Work, Panjab University, Chandigarh The Climate Reality Project-India Technical & Knowledge Partner on 29th -31st March, 2019 at Regional Centre, RGNIYD, Chandigarh Chief Guest Hon’ble Mr….
…and issue a statement and/or lobby on behalf of the social worker. The most important and urgent problems identified for the Europe region: • are climate crisis that is recognized…
…social work students and faculty. Jointly sponsored by IFSW and IASSW, the theme for the event was on SDGs, Climate Change and Social Work Practice Speakers: • His Excellency the…
…North American Region are engaged in addressing some of society’s most pressing problems such as the changing economic climate, increased challenges due to poverty and the significant reduction in wages…
…and ageing, climate change, young people, and healthy cities and communities. As an accredited Commonwealth organisation, COSW works to promote collaboration among social workers and social work associations across Commonwealth…
…in Africa is linked to war, mismanagement, corruption, climate change, resultant food and energy crises, rising inflation, debt tightening, and natural disasters. The COVID-19 pandemic and the Ukrainian war have…
…damage linked to climate change-, as well as the protection of the planet, the defence of our right to water, labour rights, the protection of children, adolescents, women, LGBTQ+ communities,…
…immediate and effective solutions. Poverty, inequality, inadequate healthcare, education, and housing are just a few of the myriad issues plaguing the continent. With the adverse impacts of climate change, political…
…climate change and related disasters, as well as other global threats such as the COVID-19 Pandemic, conflicts and wars, including resulting adverse economic effects. These all impact on people’s lives…
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…at CHMM, creating a formal advocacy route. This year’s Forum theme seeks to:
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…contribute to building a just and sustainable world. The unique challenges of social work in Africa, such as dealing with the aftermath of conflicts, poverty, and climate change impacts, were…
…pressing crises. As the planet faces unprecedented challenges, including climate change, pandemics, and escalating conflicts, the failure of existing social contracts to protect human rights has become increasingly apparent. The…
…supports they need to meet their full potential. The region is facing unparalleled levels of social and environmental crises; climate change, pandemics, persistent inequality, displacement and increased conflict. These crises…