Tāmaki Makaurau/Auckland Social Worker Networking Event, Manukau

Date:

16 July 2025 - 16 July 2025

Time:

11.00am - 12.00pm

Come connect with other social workers and ANZASW over coffee and morning tea

7IIVSW Whakawhanaungatanga

Date:

29 July 2025 - 29 July 2025

Time:

3.00pm - 5.00pm

An invite to all those who are attending the 7IIVSW Conference in Calgary, Canada from 12-15 August 2025 to attend an online Zui Whakawhanaungatanga

Weathering the storm: Anchors for social justice practice in social work

Date:

05 August 2025 - 05 August 2025

Time:

11.00am - 12.00pm

Join us for a powerful webinar exploring how social workers can stay grounded and activate for justice in the face of global and local upheavals. Let’s rediscover how social work can spark hope and transformation in turbulent times.

Presenting mā te ara wairua, ka kite he oranga: Three baskets of spiritual knowledge for social work

Date:

19 August 2025 - 19 August 2025

Time:

12:00pm - 1:00pm

Join us for an enlightening session with Dr. Levi Fox, Lecturer and BSW Program Advisor, Griffith University Gold Coast, as he explores the development and practical application of wairuatanga and philosophical healing in the social work profession.

Me te Arohina o te whānau e te Rangatira

Moe mai rā e te Tuahine Takutai Moana Natasha ‘Tarsh’ Kemp ONZM

Social Work Identity in Aotearoa New Zealand: Exploring Practice in the Addictions Sector

Participation Criteria: Registered Social Workers (provisional or full) who have practised/are practising in the addictions sector.

Practitioners' views and experiences of telephone helplines in supporting survivors of sexual harm

The criterion for participation is that you are a registered social worker (with a minimum of one year’s experience) working with survivors of sexual harm and have encountered the use of telephone helplines in your work. This can be working alongside people that use/have used telephone helplines, referring clients to use telephone helplines or experience working on a helpline yourself.

Maramataka as a tool for social workers: Exploring its role in promoting mental health and wellbeing in Māori whānau

Participation Criteria: Practicing Social Workers in Aotearoa New Zealand who utilise Maramataka in their professional practice