CALL FOR IDEAS FOR BOOKS IN A NEW BOOK SERIES IN COLLABORATION WITH THE PUBLISHING HOUSE SPRINGER

CALL FOR IDEAS FOR BOOKS IN A NEW BOOK SERIES IN COLLABORATION WITH THE PUBLISHING HOUSE SPRINGER

CALL FOR CANDIDATES FOR THE EASSW EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE The deadline for sending candidacy is 15 th of May, 2019 The Election Committee of the EASSW 1 invites you to present candidates for the Executive Committee.

Never before has inequality been so high on the agenda of policy-makers worldwide, or such a hot topic for social science research. More journal articles are being published on the topic of inequality and social justice today than ever before.

International Ethnography-Conference ‘Going public‘? –Ethnography in Education and Social Work and its Publics October 31 st – November 2 nd , 2019 Martin-Luther-University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany

THE SOCIAL WORKER’S CLUB AT THE UNIVERSITY OF RUSE CELEBRATES THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SALVATION OF THE JEWS IN BULGARIA

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The University Institute of Lisbon (ISCTE-IUL) will celebrate 10 years of Social Work Academic Education. Join us to the International Forum about Sustainability, Inovation and Participation, which will be held at Lisbon. More infos: https://www.iscte-iul.pt/eventos/1730/10-anos-de-servico-social-iscteiul-sustentabilidade-inovacao-participacao

During his last Board meeting, held in Dublin, for the SWSD conference, IASSW has approved the document on "Global Social Work Statement of Ethical Principles. We invite all member to look at and to comment in the forum.

Today on World Social Work Day central European event was organised in the UN Palace of Nations in Geneva. The conference titled "Social Work and Youth: Towards Inclusive Sustainable Development" brought together social work professionals, teachers and UN representatives to talk about...

Dear EASSW members, During the last weeks we received several inquiries regarding the high registration rates for the SWSD conference that will be held this year in Dublin. We want to emphasize that the EASSW considers the conference registration rates as unacceptable...