Artificial Intelligence is changing the world — including social work. Join us for Chase Chats Live: A.I. in Social Work on October 16 at 7 PM EST, featuring our experts exploring how AI is shaping ethics, policy, and practice. Panelists: • Kyle Hillman, NASW Illinois Director of Legislative Affairs – on Illinois’ groundbreaking AI therapy regulation • Dr. Frederic G. Reamer – ethics expert and co-creator of NASW’s Code of Ethics and Technology Standards • Dr. Marina Badillo-Diaz – founder of Th

11 reactions | NASW is dedicated to advancing the social work profession and addressing the threats facing the communities we serve. NASW’s Blueprint for the 119th Congress is more than a set of recommendations, it’s a vision for a stronger profession and a more just society. From raising reimbursement rates to protecting Medicaid, we’re advocating for what matters most. Learn more about the Blueprint and our public policy priorities. | National Association of Social Workers | Facebook

As social workers, we show up for others every day. At NASW, we’re here to show up for you. NASW membership gives you the resources, expert guidance, and advocacy you need to meet challenges head-on and help others. See how members are turning their support into strength to advance their practice and the profession. | National Association of Social Workers

With constant updates and changes always happening, we know how important it is to stay up to date on everything to do with your clinical practice. NASW is dedicated to helping support members like Jacqueline Dillon, LCSW, with trusted practice resources and expert guidance. See how NASW helps you deliver quality care to clients and become a member to gain new skills and advance your career. | National Association of Social Workers

As social workers, we show up for others every day. At NASW, we’re here to show up for you. NASW membership gives you the resources, expert guidance, and advocacy you need to meet challenges head-on and help others. See how members are turning their support into strength to advance their practice and the profession. | National Association of Social Workers