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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track focuses on the development and implementation of innovative teaching methods and curricula in social work education. Participants will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by new educational paradigms and technologies.
This session invites research that examines the historical evolution of social work, social services, and social justice movements. Participants will analyze how historical contexts shape contemporary practices and policies in social work.
This track will address the international dimensions of social work education, including comparative studies and cross-cultural practices. Participants will discuss the implications of globalization on social work curricula and professional standards.
This session will explore the essential knowledge, skills, and values that underpin effective social work practice. Discussions will focus on how these competencies can be integrated into educational frameworks and professional development.
This track focuses on research methodologies for evaluating social work practice, including community engagement and policy analysis. Participants will share insights on effective evaluation strategies and their impact on service delivery.
This session will examine the intersections of social work, social policy, and social justice, particularly in relation to diversity and inequality. Participants will discuss research findings that highlight resistance and social change within these contexts.
This track will focus on innovative pedagogical strategies in social work education, emphasizing experiential learning and critical reflection. Participants will share best practices and research on effective teaching methodologies.
This session will explore the role of culture in shaping social work practices and research. Participants will engage in discussions about comparative research and the implications of cultural contexts on social work outcomes.
This track will investigate how media representations and collective memory influence public perceptions of social work and social services. Participants will analyze the impact of these factors on policy and practice.
This session will focus on innovative research methodologies and theoretical frameworks in social work research. Participants will discuss the importance of methodological rigor and theory building in advancing the field.
This track will explore the unique challenges and strategies for teaching social work during crises, such as pandemics or social upheaval. Participants will share experiences and insights on adapting curricula and pedagogical approaches in response to urgent societal needs.