2026 MLK forum on Racial Justice: Fear and Survival: Uniting our Social Work Community in the Face of the Federal Immigration Crack Down

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2026 MLK forum on Racial Justice: Fear and Survival: Uniting our Social Work Community in the Face of the Federal Immigration Crack Down

A discussion with expert social workers on challenges and risks faced by clients and communities in immigrant communities

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2 CEU

Course Number:

MA20260115

Original Program Date:

January 15, 2026

Duration:

2 hours 6 minutes

Access:

Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Immigrants / Immigration, Social Justice

Category: Immigrants / Immigration, Social Justice (show less)

Other: Massachusetts

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What is happening in communities after traumatic immigration raids? In this program, we will identify how social workers can work together to provide a system of care to support immigrant communities in the face of federal immigration crackdown. Expert social workers will discuss approaches to addressing the impact of immigration policy in communities, interventions to support immigrant communities, and strategies to integrate advocacy into clinical work.

Objectives:
1. Identify systems of care within immigrant communities.
2. Learn specific interventions to address the impacts of immigration policy in social work practice across the range of settings where social workers live and work.
3. Learn strategies to engage in advocacy centering communities most impacted by immigration enforcement.

2 CEU

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Non-Member	$0.00

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