Supporting Afghan Evacuees in U.S. Resettlement, Through a Social Work Lens

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Supporting Afghan Evacuees in U.S. Resettlement, Through a Social Work Lens

Course Number:

NAT20220728

Original Program Date:

July 27, 2022

Duration:

1 hour 31 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Over 78,000 Afghans were evacuated from Afghanistan to the United States in August 2021, following the U.S. troop withdrawal. Individuals and families are being resettled throughout the country, and a variety of organizations are helping to support their adjustment to life in a new society. Please join us at this interactive webinar, which will cover:

Key dimensions of Afghan evacuee resettlement, through a social work lens
Current and emerging resettlement challenges (e.g., employment, education, legal, financial, mental health, health, etc.)
Highlights of government and community-based organization resettlement programs and efforts
Opportunities for social workers to play a role in supporting Afghan resettlement
Resources to support social workers in these efforts

Speakers:

Dawn Brubaker, DSW, LCSW, Daybreaking Ideas
Anna Mangum, MSW, MPH, Senior Policy and Practice Consultant, NASW
Lt. Johanna Paillet-Growl, LCSW, Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Human Services Emergency Preparedness Response
Elizabeth Ringler-Jayanthan, LCSW, Peace of Time Wellness

This program is made possible through a grant from the U.S. Administration for Children and Families.

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