Immigration and the Role of Social Workers

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Immigration and the Role of Social Workers

Presented by Gabriela Dieguez, MSW, LCSW

Credit(s):	1 Social & Cultural Competence
Course Number:	WI-2021-02-23
Original Program Date:	February 23, 2021
Duration:	1 hour
Access:	Available for 5 months after event date
Date:	February 23, 2021 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM (Eastern Time (US & Canada))

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Category: Immigrants / Immigration, Children and Families, Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence ... (show more)

Category: Immigrants / Immigration, Children and Families, Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence, General Law / Legal Issues, Government / Public Policy, Macro Social Work Practice, Social Justice (show less)

The United States is a country made of immigrants that have come before the country had immigration laws and they continue to come. Immigrants today are fleeing deplorable conditions at home including gang violence, crime, extreme poverty, drug traffickers and sex trafficking. Social Workers are on the frontlines helping adults, families and children with their daily needs, mental health services and guidance regarding their immigration status. Workshop will present information about Immigration laws since they are changing at a fast rate and social workers need to be informed to maintain the core values of social workers: service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships, integrity and competence. There will be orientation to different types of immigration cases U-Visa, VAWA, refugee and asylum.
Objectives:
Participants have an idea of what current laws affect immigrants.
Participants are clear of what can be their roles as advocates in the micro and macro level regarding immigration issues.

1 Social & Cultural Competence

Price	Early Registration	Standard
Non-Member	N/A	$35.00
Member	N/A	$25.00
Student	N/A	$20.00

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