International Federation of Social Workers
Global Online conference
…political change by advancing rights and now is the urgent time for all citizens, communities and all people to stand up for a framework of human, social and ecological rights.”…
…relationships between people, communities, nations are essential in addressing the social, economic and ecological challenges. Drawing on the core skills of bringing people together to balance needs in celebrated diversity,…
…are essential in addressing the social, economic and ecological challenges. Drawing on the core skills of bringing people together to balance needs in celebrated diversity, social work has a significant…
…Km and allowed to collect 58 KG of bags that will be recycled. After this sporting and ecological exercise, participants gathered in the conference room to discuss the theme. A…
…in the Amazon are linked with the Brazilin government’s removal of ecological protection regulations to make way for farming and mining activities. We also observe that the governments that allow…
…of payment. How will you be traveling? Did you know that trains (which carry many people to share the carbon offset) have the lowest ecological footprint? Typically, trains have ½…
…regions, and by learning to reduce their ecological footprints and advocate for change. Program Director, Meredith Powers, said, “It is wonderful to see the social work profession taking leadership on…
…of payment. How will you be traveling? Did you know that trains (which carry many people to share the carbon offset) have the lowest ecological footprint? Typically, trains have 1…
…radical redistribution, accompanied by an extraordinarily massive transfer of resources and access to common goods, will reduce the unsustainable human pressure on ecological systems that maintain life, and will permit…
…social workers around the world who are committed to ecological and climate justice. Among other engagements, Powers was recently invited to speak at the United Nations on climate justice and…
…the People’s Charter for an Eco-Social World, urging that participatory practices be grounded in values such as Ubuntu, reciprocity, and Buen Vivir. These principles highlight solidarity, relational responsibility, and ecological…