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SUMMARY:Community Dialogues - Linking Social Work and Policy Practice
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a an online forum to discuss policy advocacy projects organized by MSW students in the Social Justice & Diversity Field of Study. This event will follow a World Café format where attendees will be invited to join mini-workshops (in zoom breakout rooms) led by MSW students on one of the topics below. \nThe event will close with a facilitated discussion where attendees can consider how cross cutting social justice issues shape social work practice and strategies to advocate for policy alternatives to advance social work’s commitment to social\, economic\, and environmental justice. \nTopics include: \n\nLocal vs. Global: Sustainable Palm Oil\nThe Criminalization of Sex Work through ‘End Demand’ Legislation\nHousing for All\nOneness vs. the 1%: The fight for equitable distribution\nThe De-Platforming of Sex Workers Working Online\nHuman Trafficking: Modern Day Slavery in Canada\nJustice and Equity for Pay Day Lending in Ontario\nX Y What? Intersex Awareness\n\n> Register here for the Zoom Meeting Details.\nFor more information contact Professor Rupaleem Bhuyan at r.bhuyan@utoronto.ca
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/community-dialogues-linking-social-work-and-policy-practice/
LOCATION:Ontario
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SUMMARY:Powers of Attorney 101 Part 2: Integrating Knowledge into Your Practice
DESCRIPTION:This session will explore how to distinguish yourself in your workplace with expertise in powers of attorney and mental capacity. Use this knowledge as a launch pad into your professional practice. Cases will be discussed with an “ask me anything” at the end of the session. \nThis is your chance to learn how to implement knowledge to real cases from an interdisciplinary perspective. This free ‘not to be missed’ session is only offered once a term – don’t miss out. Register now! \nJoin Laura Tamblyn Watts\, CEO of CanAge\, Canada’s national seniors’ advocacy organization\, Adjunct Professor in the Faculty of Social Work Gerontology Program and Fellow of the Institute for Life Course and Aging. Laura is one of Canada’s top experts in the field\, a sought-after speaker and frequent media commentator on these issues. \n> Click here to register via Zoom.
URL:https://socialwork.utoronto.ca/event/powers-of-attorney-101-part-2-integrating-knowledge-into-your-practice/
LOCATION:via Zoom
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