Blog15 January, 2019

NASSW honorary prize for 2018

It is our pleasure to announce that the NASSW honorary prize for 2018 goes to Anna Metteri and Aina Lian Flem. Very well deserved for your outstanding contribution to social work. The prize was handed out at the Nordic Social Work 2018 conference on Power and Social Work. We cannot think of a better opportunity to celebrate your achievements.

The prize is awarded to a person who teaches or has taught in social work in the Nordic region and who has made an outstanding contribution in one or more of the following areas:

Social development work of importance to the users and social work practices

Giving voice to underprivileged groups and participating in public debate

Contributed through research or other knowledge development to the fact that practical experience has been included in teaching in alternative ways

Developed learning projects that have promoted students’ ability to creative problem solving and commitment.
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7 June, 2019

Request to participate: IASSW – World Census of Social Work Education Programs – 2020 Directory

You are hereby invited to participate in this very brief, but very important survey by clicking on the link below: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/IASSW-Census Context: Every ten years, the International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW) conducts a world census of social work education programs offering at least one degree program in social work. The major outcome

15 January, 2019

New members of the Executive Committee

A General Assembly was held on the 21th of November 2018 in connection with the joint Nordic FORSA/NASSW conference at the University of Helsinki, Finland on “Power and Social Work”. At the General Assembly new members of the Executive Committee were elected. The new members of the committee are: Ingunn Barmen Tysnes, Helena Johansson and

15 January, 2019

Thank you for hosting such an amazing conference

A huge thank you to the local organizing committee for hosting such an amazing conference and to all the cooperation partners. We would also like to thank all the participants for great presentations at the workshops and for inspiring key-notes. And what a lovely setting at the University of Helsinki. A special thanks to all