The International Association Of Schools Of Social Work
Est. 1928
Project Funding − Call for Proposals IASSW Grants for Projects in Social Work Education IASSW invites proposals for projects, designed to advance social work education internationally. Grants of up to USD 4.000 are available for proposals that can be expected to contribute to the implementation of the IASSW Mission Statement, and to the enhancement…
World Social Work Day 2016 (WSWD) is on March 15th. The theme is ‘Promoting the Dignity and Worth of Peoples’.
Catalysing Global Action to Eliminate Stigma and Discrimination in Health Care Geneva, 10 – 11 November 2015 Meeting Statement September 2015 marked the transition from one era of global health and development to the next. Seventeen Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) were adopted by world leaders setting a vision for sustainable development grounded in international human…
Please look at the newsletter for recent news of events and IASSW activities at the United Nations. We hope that this information is useful to you in your teaching and/or advocacy efforts and would appreciate hearing from you regarding your interest or efforts on any of these issues. All suggestions are welcome. Click here; UN New York Newsletter-November…
UNFCCC: Side events in Paris from IASSW and EASSW and French Colleague For details click here; PARIS COP 21 011215_programme_V19_franco_anglais in pdf (1)
Call for Papers: Social Work and HIV/AIDS A joint publication between the International Association of Schools of Social Work and UNAIDS Social workers have been at the forefront of HIV work in virtually every nation and region since the beginning of the pandemic over 30 years ago. This is not surprising since HIV has disproportionately…
Message by Vimla V. Nadkarni, President of International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW) condemning the terrorist attacks on civilians in Paris: We are deeply shocked and strongly condemn the terrorist attacks on civilians in Paris that took place this morning. We pray for the early recovery of those injured and commiserate with all…