Social Work Celebration: Compassion and Action

Compassion and Action is an event to celebrate Social Work Month. It will focus on celebrating and highlighting the critical role of social workers in fostering change, advocating for vulnerable populations, and driving social justice.
Our theme for the evening
Compassion in Practice
Showcasing how social workers provide empathy, understanding, and emotional support to individuals and communities.
Personal stories and testimonials from social workers and those impacted by their work.
Action for Change:
Exploring how social workers turn compassion into action through advocacy, policy change, and community initiatives.
Workshops or panel discussions on effective strategies to address social issues such as mental health, homelessness, child welfare, and social justice.
Empowering Social Workers:
Providing resources, networking opportunities, and self-care strategies to help social workers sustain their impact.
Recognizing outstanding contributions and innovations in the field.
Engagement and Advocacy:
Encouraging attendees to take an active role in advocating for policies that support social work and the communities they serve.

Calls to action for supporting legislation, funding, or community projects.
This event will serve as an opportunity to honor the dedication of social workers, educate the public on their vital role, and inspire future efforts to create meaningful change

Info: Guests are welcomed to network and enjoy light refreshments.

Info: An introduction to the evening's significance and acknowledgment of attendees.

Info: An insightful discourse on the theme "Compassion & Action in Social Work," exploring the pivotal role of social workers in addressing societal challenges.

Info: An insightful discourse on the theme "Compassion & Action in Social Work," exploring the pivotal role of social workers in addressing societal challenges.

Info: Reflections on the discussions and expressions of gratitude to participants.

Info: An opportunity for further engagement and connection among attendees.

Host or Publisher UIndy College of Education and Behavioral Sciences