
Oct
28
NASW Indiana: Anti-Oppressive Clinical Practice
This presentation introduces the foundational principles of anti-oppressive practice and explains why it is essential for ethical, effective clinical care. Together, we will explore case studies and real-world scenarios to identify practical ways clinicians can adopt an anti-oppressive lens. Participants will leave with concrete strategies to affirm clients’ lived experiences, challenge harmful assumptions, and create therapeutic spaces that foster healing and liberation.
CEs:1.5

Sep
17
Entangled Oppressions: Understanding the Shared Architecture of Racism, Patriarchy, and Transphobia
Join NASW–NY’s 2-hour CE workshop with Charla Yearwood, LCSW, to explore how racism, patriarchy, and transphobia interconnect and learn strategies to resist oppressive norms in clinical practice. Register for this liberatory, anti-oppressive training.