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My goodness.... We are out there! I'm a transgender woman in kentucky and graduate with my BSW on december 6th and I begin my MSW in january... I've never even seen another trans woman social worker until now.... talk about inspiration! thank you Nelle! I will meet you one day <3

I think that being closed-minded in the social work field can have a negative impact on both the social worker and the client.

As a social worker, it is vital to understand a person and their perspective on life and social aspects. Respecting the client and who they are is important to being in the social work field

question please: Can you use your client hours from your temporary license supervised by a LCSW toward hours for your clinical work? Thank you

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Social Workers, The Lord bless you all with Peace as you serve!

"trauma informed social justice" lmao what a joke.

She also abuses her authority and make false ACS reports when she feels like you are not doing what she wants you to do. #Lawsuit

'PromoSM'

Wow how beautiful..

Thank you all for holding space for this discourse. Progressive Practices are such meaningful ways to engage with our own humanity. Its fantastic that we're leveraging them expression to support veteran reintegration. Many thanks to the panelists and to Aynisa and NASWNYS for hosting this panel.

This is so informative.

Such a good training and important perspective on history, intersectionality, and our role as social works. Thank you!

Loved hearing your story Jeff!

I absolutely loved this training. Thank you!

Thank you for this! I'm a community mental health social worker and heard about the TNJ campaign through my work with WCJA's Justice 4 Women Task Force. I'm a Fordham alum who interned with WCJA and love supporting their advocacy work, so when the TNJ one-pager was shared at the last community meeting I was eager to share it with the Black Alumni Caucus during our 2023 Social Work Month conversation on breaking barriers in mental health policies and practices.❤

thank you so much for this please let me know if there is anything i can do to help our cause :)!!

Thank you for making this accessible for those of us who were unable to attend the live event, and for welcoming those of us who do not reside in NY.

I don’t even know why this popped on my feed, but it was hard to click out when it got going. The diversity of thought and takes in this is so stimulating. Thank you so much to those speakers. The moderator Rox (?) did an exceptional job. Affirmed everyone despite the virtual challenges! Give her some proper technical set up to match her professionalism please!

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How does someone get involved?

Thank you for uploading this. It resonated a lot with me as an Asian and a racialized immigrant.

😬 Promo-SM!

Phobia [foh-bee-uh] (noun): an intense, persistent, irrational fear of a specific object, activity, situation, or person that manifests in physical symptoms such as sweating, trembling, rapid heartbeat, or shortness of breath, and that motivates avoidance behavior. Where is the "islamophobia"?

Thank you for uploading this!

Sorry I missed this 🏳️‍🌈

It was very powerful. Thank you for uploading this.

powerful Eddie, needs to be heard by more social workers and mental health professionals. So proud to know you.

This was a very interesting interview. You are always such and eloquent speaker Eddie. You made so many great points about social work education and how we can improve the social work community for both the clients and the professionals. This is an important conversation that we need to continue having.

This is the ''Male'' of 2021 .. ? Liberalism slices your balls get real this world ain't no safespace

Great interview!

This interview was moving in every way possible. It is very important that the social work profession and institution as a whole creates anti-racist social workers. Eddie you are exactly what we need in the profession, individuals taking an anti-racist approach in practice and incorporating the client's spirituality into their care. You have given me a lot to think about and learn. Keep doing amazing work Eddie!