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HSO is seeking a new editor for the journal!

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HSO is seeking an editor or editors who have a demonstrated commitment to the range of macro, theory, research and practice in social work related disciplines (e.g., organizing, planning, administration, organizational development, community development, social change, policy practice); demonstrated scholarship in the field of macro practice, and experience with editorial functions or roles (e.g., use... Read more »

Wednesday NetWORK 12/16

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DECEMBER'S WEDNESDAY NETWORK Are You Sitting At The Table Or Watching From The Sidelines? The Wednesday NetWORK - Meet the new email newsletter from NSWM curated just for you the first Wednesday of every month. In order to sit at the table, there are many things involved. We at NSWM want to help you get there... Read more »

Solutions to End Homelessness in Orange County: Recent Network Chapter Event

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On Tuesday, November 15th, the Orange County Academic Center, in collaboration with the Network for Social Work Management (NSWM) Orange County Chapter, hosted the network event: Solutions to End Homelessness in Orange County: Successful Services and Interventions. The NSWM is an international organization focused on strengthening and advancing social work management within health and human… Read more »

Wednesday Network 11/2016

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Are You Sitting At The Table Or Watching From The Sidelines? The Wednesday NetWORK - Meet the new email newsletter from NSWM curated just for you the first Wednesday of every month. In order to sit at the table, there are many things involved. We at NSWM want to help you get there whether it's featuring... Read more »

Wednesday NetWORK 10/2016

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WEDNESDAY NETWORK: MEET THE NEW EMAIL NEWSLETTER BROUGHT TO YOU BY NSWM Are You Sitting At The Table Or Watching From The Sidelines? Welcome to the first edition of the Wednesday NetWORK, a new newsletter curated for you the first Wednesday of every month.  In order to sit at the table, there are many things involved.... Read more »

NSWM Welcomes MSW Intern, Angelica Cano

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Angelica Cano is a second year graduate student at USC School of Social Work in the Community Organization Business Innovation (COBI) Department. In 2015, she received her Bachelors of Art in Psychology and Feminist Studies from the University of California, Santa Barbara. It was during her undergraduate career that she developed an interest in human... Read more »

NSWM is Hiring for an Administrative Coordinator

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We are hiring for an Administrative Coordinator based in Downtown Los Angeles, CA. You may view the job description here. Please email Lakeya Cherry your cover letter and resume at Lakeya@socialworkmanager.org if you wish to apply.

We Are Excited to Partner With PromoDirect to Bring You Network Swag!

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The Network for Social Work Management is partnering with Promo Direct to bring you Network swag. Promo Direct is a company that sells promotional items to businesses of all sizes through various marketing channels and divisions.   Promo Direct has been generously participating in philanthropic activities by giving out promotional giveaways. The company believes in… Read more »

Register Today for the NYC Chapter Conference

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Social Work Managers: Primed for Leadership The Network for Social Work Management in partnership with Fordham University and NSWM-NYC Chapter present Social Work Managers: Primed for Leadership on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2015 8:30 pm – 5:00 pm WHAT: a conference offering management and leadership sessions for those serving people in need or leading the organizations that... Read more »

2016 Policy Conference 2.0

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Join us in St. Louis, June 2-4, for Policy Conference 2.0, sponsored by Influencing Social Policy (ISP). The conference is a great opportunity for faculty, students, and practitioners to share their passion for policy, research knowledge, and teaching tips. This year’s theme is Race and Inequality: Policy & Advocacy for Structural Change. Immediately preceding the conference... Read more »