The International Association Of Schools Of Social Work
Est. 1928
IASSW Regional Resource Centre applications The Board decided to extend the date for submission of Regional Resource Centre application forms – the new date is 26th September 2016. We were delighted to appoint the first RRC this year in what is hoped to be a rolling programme of Resource Centres across all continents. The policy, Selection Criteria and guidance,…
Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development IASSW Statement Theme 3: Promoting environmental and community sustainability The Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development (2012) reflects the commitment of social workers, social development practitioners, educators, and international, national and local organisations to contribute to the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. In preparing for…
The Nordic association for Social Work Research (Forsa) and the Nordic Association of Schools of Social Work (Nousa) wish to invite participants from outside the Nordic Region the to jointly organised conference 7th – 9th of November 2016 “Decisions by social workers are important tasks in generating positive outcomes in social work. This conference focuses…
IASSW-By-Laws in Spanish International Association of Schools of Social Work BY-LAWS (Approved by the IASSW General Assembly, June 28, 2016 Seoul, Republic of Korea) IASSW bylaws_2016-SPANISH
IASSW-By-Laws in Japanese International Association of Schools of Social Work BY-LAWS (Approved by the IASSW General Assembly, June 28, 2016 Seoul, Republic of Korea) IASSW bylaws_2016_JAPANESE
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International Association of Schools of Social Work BY-LAWS (Approved by the IASSW General Assembly, June 28, 2016 Seoul, Republic of Korea) IASSW bylaws_2016-CHINESE
IASSW Statement on recent developments in Turkey IASSW and EASSW have been monitoring recent developments in Turkey closely. Our organisations and the wider social work community consistently and unequivocally condemn military coups and attempts to limit civil liberties, and curtail human rights. The attempted coup de etat in Turkey, was appallingand dangerous. Perpetrators need to…
IASSW statement on recent terror attacks International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW) condemns violence and terror attacks held in recent days: on June 28thattack at the Istanbul airport (Turkey), on the 1st July massacre in a restaurant in Dhaka (Bangladesh), on 3 July 2016, two bomb attacks were carried out in Baghdad, resulting…