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By Rachel Boyer, MSW, LMSW Ahead of the 2024 NASW National Conference, more than 200 social workers from 36 states and one U.S. The day began with a briefing to participants on NASW’s priority legislation including a state of play of top-level issues facing each branch of government. House and Senate on June 18, 2024.
Government. Dr. Bouie-Haynes implemented NASW Chapter communications and outreach in Mississippi on behalf of Connect to End COVID-19 and hosted a MI-SBIRT Training (2022) in collaboration with the UT Austin HBRT team. Department of Health and Human Services as part of a financial assistance award totaling $3.3
In Part One, an interview with Gwen Bouie-Haynes, PhD, LMSW—Executive Director, NASW MS Chapter and NASW Alabama Chapter ; and, Project Coordinator, Connect to End COVID-19 Special Populations. Government. Department of Health and Human Services as part of a financial assistance award totaling $3.3
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Follow this link to Part One in the series : an interview with Gwen Bouie-Haynes, PhD, LMSW—Executive Director, NASW MS Chapter and NASW Alabama Chapter; and, Project Coordinator, Connect to End COVID-19 Special Populations. Government. Journal of Social Work, 23(1). __ Stay tuned for Part three of this three-part series in September.
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