ANZASW Webinars

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• Mihi Whakatau & Merv Hancock Lecture
• TUKIA! Whack! The biggest Mack Truck ever
• Enhancing Readiness to Practice – the Professional Capabilities Framework

CPD Day Recordings>>

Early in 2020 Barnardos, ANZASW and SWRB got together to plan, develop and present Mō tātou ā mō kā uri ā muri ake nei. Two symposia were delivered, one each in Wellington and Christchurch. It was an amazing two days. The feedback we received about the quality and the context of the symposia was overwhelmingly positive. We were particularly heartened to know that you valued the opportunity to listen to the kaupapa Māori and Pasifika presentations. As part of our koha to you during Matariki, we are delighted to now make available to all ANZASW members, links to the videos taken of the presenters.

Symposia Recordings>>

Date	Time	Presenter/s	Topic Details	Registration Link
Wed 20/05/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Sandra Druskovich, Glenys Steele & Caz Thompson	No 2: Social Workers supporting Social Workers – Summary of the 1st session & further discussion of issues for social workers around employment, and what we can do individually & collectively.	COMPLETED NO RECORDING
	12.30-1.30pm	Cherie Rissetto & Tracey Robinson	Tangata Whenua Social Workers’ support session. A chance to meet and talk about issues for Tangata Whenua social workers during Covid 19.	COMPLETED NO RECORDING
Thurs 28/05/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Kate Collie	Motivational Interviewing: A Collaborative Approach Details>>	COMPLETED
Wed 03/06/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Sandra Druskovich	No Fault Zone – The No-Fault Zone is a tool to help adults and children communicate. It is especially effective when communication appears to have broken down, and parties have become adversarial. Details>>	COMPLETED
Thurs 11/06/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Dr Nicki Weld & Cherie Rissetto	Building back better – Where to for social work in Aotearoa New Zealand Details>>	COMPLETED
Mon 15/06/2020	1.30-2.30pm	ANZASW	Discussion: Children’s Commissioner review of Oranga Tamariki Details>>	COMPLETED
Tues 16/06/2020	12.30-1.30pm	ANZASW	Social work during Covid 19 – Catch up Details>>	COMPLETED
Thurs 25/6/2020	11.30 – 12.30pm	Alex McLean & Sam Ford	Information Sharing: new provisions from the Oranga Tamariki Act that came into effect from July 1 2019. Details>> Suitable for NGO social workers and those outside of Oranga Tamariki	COMPLETED
Mon 29/06/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Alex McLean & Sam Ford	Information Sharing: new provisions from the Oranga Tamariki Act that came into effect from July 1 2019. Details>> Suitable for NGO social workers and those outside of Oranga Tamariki	COMPLETED
Tues 30/06/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Cherie Rissetto & Tracey Robinson	Tangata Whenua Social Workers’ support session. A chance to meet and talk about issues for Tangata Whenua social workers.	COMPLETED
Mon 24/08/2020	1.00-2.00pm	Susan Hodkinson facilitated by Luis Arévalo and Wendy Coxhead	In this webinar Su will share her experiences over the years as a social worker including what led her become a social worker Details>>	COMPLETED
Tues 08/09/2020	12.00-1.00pm	Professor Liz Beddoe	Writing Journal Articles Details>>	COMPLETED
Thurs 17/09/2020	12.30-1.30pm	ANZASW CE, Lucy Sandford-Reed	Stand Up to Stand Out Update (#StandUpToStandOut)  Details>>	CANCELLED: DUE TO LACK OF INTEREST
Thurs 15/10/2020	12.00-1.00pm	ANZASW Anne MacAulay & Caz Thomson	Pink Shirt Day Details>>	COMPLETED

Social Work during the Covid-19 Shutdown Webinar/Meeting Series

Date	Time	Presenter	Topic Details	Registration Link
11/02/2020	12.30-1.30pm	Anne MacAulay and Lucy Sandford-Reed	Discussion of proposed Scope of Practice. Details>>	COMPLETED
27/02/2020 Thursday	12.30-1.30pm	Anne MacAulay and Lucy Sandford-Reed	Discussion of proposed Scope of Practice. Details>>	COMPLETED
6/03/2020 Friday	1.00-2.00pm	Nigel Latta	Children’s temperaments & effects on behaviour Details>>	COMPLETED
12/03/2020 Thursday	12.30-1.30pm	Petra Fowler	Social work contribution to safe practice & better outcomes for Vulnerable Adults Details>>	COMPLETED
17/03/2020 Tuesday	12.30-1.30pm	ANZASW Staff	World Social Work Day Details>>	COMPLETED
18/03/2020 Wednesday	12.30-1.30pm	Robyn Salisbury	Introducing: Free to be Children Details>>	COMPLETED
19/03/2020 Thursday	12.00-1.00pm	National MPs: Alfred Ngaro & Louise Upston, Agnes Loheni & Maureen Pugh	World Social Work Day Discussion with MPs Alfred Ngaro & Louise Upston Details>>	COMPLETED
01/04/2020 Wednesday	11.30 – 12.30pm	Labour MP Minister of Social Development Carmel Sepuloni	An opportunity for social workers to hear and talk with Carmel Sepuloni, Minister of Social Development. Details>>	CANCELLED
09/04/2020 Thursday	12.30 – 1.30pm	Kerrin Leoni	Talking with Social Workers about her journey Details>>	COMPLETED
During Covid-19 Rāhui		Various	View Previous Recordings>>	Ongoing

Date	Time	Presenter	Topic Details	Registration Link
22/01/2019	12.00-1.00pm	Mary Nash & Martin Sullivan	Discussion of the proposed “End of Life Choice Bill” Details>>	COMPLETED
30/01/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Angela Caughey	Living & Working with People with Dementia Details>>	COMPLETED
12/02/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Dr Andy Phillips	Relational Practise Details>>	COMPLETED
24/05/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Ruth Malo & Nandini Doreswamy	The KokoTālā App: Planning for a Brighter Future Details>>	COMPLETED
30/05/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Deb Stanfield	The professional use of social media by social workers in Aotearoa New Zealand: What do we think? And what do we need to know? Details>> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx	COMPLETED
14/08/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Ron Paterson	Lessons from the Mental Health & Addiction Inquiry. Details>>	COMPLETED
04/09/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Catrin Susser	Being in the moment with Self and Other Details>>	COMPLETED
09/09/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Michael Hempseed	World Suicide Prevention Day Details>>	COMPLETED
19/09/2019 NB: DATE CORRECTION	12.30-1.30PM	Maree McLeay	Workplace Bullying & “The Elephant in the Environment” Details>>	COMPLETED
25/09/2019	1.00-2.00pm	Anne MacAulay	CPD Requirements Update for Social Workers	COMPLETED BUT NOT RECORDED
10/10/2019	12.30 – 1.30pm	Lucy Sandford-Reed	The ANZASW Professional Indemnity Insurance. Details>>	COMPLETED
23/10/2019	12.30 – 1.30pm	Anne MacAulay	CPD Requirements Update for Social Workers Details>>	COMPLETED
24/10/2019	12.30 – 1.30pm	Anne MacAulay, Nicole Robertson & Carole Adamson	The New Code of Ethics – Animals in Social Work Details>>	COMPLETED
31/10/2019	12.30 – 1.30pm	John Darroch	Political activity and social work; challenges and opportunities. Details>>	COMPLETED
27/11/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Liz Beddoe	The Use of Facebook in Social Work Practice with Liz Beddoe. Details>>	COMPLETED
28/11/2019	12.30 – 1.30pm	Jak Aberdein	Social Worker in Schools – What do we do? Details>>	COMPLETED
02/12/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Steve Glassey & Carole Adamson	Animals in Disaster: Considerations for Social Workers in Aotearoa Details>>	COMPLETED
04/12/2019	12.00-1.00pm	Melissa Laing & Carole Adamson	Social work encounters with interspecies homelessness: Resistance as companion animal-inclusive practice Details>>	COMPLETED BUT NOT RECORDED
05/12/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Nik Taylor & Dr. Heather Fraser	Why social workers should care about violence to animals Details>>	COMPLETED
11/12/2019	12.30-1.30pm	Kat Steeneken	Safeguarding Adults. Details>>	COMPLETED

Date	Time	Presenter	Topic Details	Registration Link
31/01/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Nicki Weld	E Ko te Matakahi Maire – Therapeutic Social Work Details>>	COMPLETED
14/02/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Andrea Greer	Relationships Matter? Working with Trauma using the Therapeutic model of care Details>>	COMPLETED
20/03/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Anne MacAulay & Emanuel Stoakes	Introducing 2 new staff members and seeking member feedback  Details>>	COMPLETED
26/04/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Nicole Robertson	Animal abuse as a significant marker for family violence and at-risk children  Details>>	COMPLETED
01/05/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Ros Rowe	Leg Up Trust: Equine Therapy  Details>>	COMPLETED
14/06/2018	1.00-2.00pm	Jane Kay & Ruth Mazengarb	Recognising & Responding to Elder Abuse Details>>	COMPLETED
03/07/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Rangi Pou	Meth til Death Details>>	COMPLETED
22/08/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Liz Beddoe and Allen  Bartley	Transnational Social Work Details>>	COMPLETED
28/08/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Alan McGlade	Child Matters: Child Protection in Aotearoa/NZ Details>>	COMPLETED
30/08/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Jane Goodwin	Advance care Planning Details>>	COMPLETED
04/09/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Tunde Lendvai	Positive Behaviour Support and how it works Details>>	COMPLETED
25/9/2018	12.30 – 1.30pm	Anne MacAulay	CPD: tips & tricks to maintaining your Log Details>>	COMPLETED
26/09/2018	10.00am	Rachel Kent	Social workers and EPoA Details>>	COMPLETED
26/09/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Barbara Gilray	Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and SWRB Requirements. Details>>	COMPLETED
27/9/2018	1.00 – 2.00pm	Tasi Malu	Witness Survival Skills Details>>	TO BE RESCHEDULED
7/11/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Guna Kanniah	Psychopharmacology: fundamentals for social workers Details>>	COMPLETED
OPEN		Radiya Ali	Being a Muslim social worker in Aotearoa Details>>	COMPLETED via YOUTUBE
27/11/2018	1.00-2.00pm	Q&A Session	Being a Muslim social worker in Aotearoa Details>>	COMPLETED
20/11/2018	12.30-1.30pm	Ari Nicholson	Youth and Gender Diversity Details>>	COMPLETED

20-23 February 2017

Social Justice Webinar Series

To mark World Day of Social Justice on Monday 20th ANZASW are presenting a series of webinars that focus on Social Justice issues for Social Work.

06-07 March 2017

Children’s Day Webinar Series

To mark National Children’s day on Sun 5th March ANZASW are presenting a series of webinars that focus on models, research and programmes that focus on improving outcomes for children.

20-24 March 2017

Environmental Social Work Webinar Series

To mark World Social Work Day on Tuesday 21st March, ANZASW is presenting a series of webinars that focus on Environmental Social Work and the impact of climate change on marginalised communities.

3-6 April  2017

Health Webinar Series

To mark World Health Day on Friday 7th April, ANZASW is presenting a series of interesting and valuable webinars that focus on Health. Topics this week include an overview of a psychological tool that is useful for working with people going through grief and loss; the application of research on older men with haemophilia to social work practice in the field of health care, disability, gerontology and general social work; the provision of a competency framework for social workers in the health setting; and an introduction to The Fono, a Pacific Island integrated health service addressing the social barriers which lead to poor health outcomes for Pasifka..

18-20 April 2017

Self Care Webinar Series

Social work is a profession that is about supporting others, advocating for change, and promoting social justice. We do this in a myriad of different ways and working in a variety of settings. At times this important work can take precedence over our own health and wellbeing, despite our best intentions to prevent this occurring.  In this webinar series we are offered the opportunity to consider why self-care is an important issue for social workers, identify compassion fatigue and hear what can help buffer the negative impacts of our work.  We will also be given the tools to challenge the “Drama Triangle” that can impact on our workplace environments.

8-11 May 2017

Working with Families Webinar Series

Social work with families takes place in a myriad of ways. This series provides us with presentations from some of the leaders and innovators from within our peer group.  Join us live to challenge yourself and expand your practice ideas.

19-22 June 2017

Refugee/Migrant Webinar Series

Social work with refugees and migrants requires developing an understanding of cultural differences, practice knowledge in trauma informed care, and skills around assisting families into settling in to a new country and new community. This series provides us with presentations from skilled and knowledgeable researchers as well as those at the coal face of meeting the needs of refugees and migrants.

3-6 July 2017

Domestic Violence Webinar Series

New Zealand domestic violence statistics make sobering reading. Social Work in this area requires developing an understanding of the causes and symptoms of family violence alongside societal and cultural norms that allow violence to continue. This series provides us with presentations from current research and those at the coal face of meeting the needs of the mostly women and children this issue impacts.

9-10 August 2017

Matauranga Māori Webinar Series

Does the process of decolonisation and the experiences of Māori social workers and Māori social work students interest you?  Have you heard about Whakatauki cards?  These engaging webinars will offer insight and tools to use in your work and personal professional development.

25-28 September 2017

Aotearoa/NZ Workers Webinar Conference Week

There are 8 webinars in total covering a wide range of topics including: Strength Based counselling, Ethical frameworks in animal-assisted social service, Key debates in child protection decision-making and Six Tips on how to flourish in Social Work.

16-19 October 2017

Mental Health Webinar Series

These topics are: a presentation from Werry Workforce (yet to be titled), Climbing every mountain: Active activism in response to our mental health crisis and Supporting Parents Healthy Children (COPMIA) Initiative.

 

06-08 November 2017

Working with Men Webinar Series

These topics cover: ‘Developing respectful, healthy and happy men’ presented by Garth Baker. also ‘Focus on Fathers: Enhancing support for fathers through parenting programmes’, presented by Lisa Glynn of  Werry Workforce Wharaurau and a presentation from Ken McMaster titled ‘Are we there yet: Engaging with men in behaviour change’.

If you would like to register for these webinars please follow the link above and select the webinar/s you wish to attend.