This past legislative session, NASW-NC opposed HB 392 Warrant Status/Drug Screen Public Assist. The Governor vetoed this legislation but the House and Senate overrode the veto; allowing the bill to … Continue reading →
Legislative advocacy can be a confusing part of the social work profession. Most people are intimidated to speak with legislators or even begin to try and figure out how to … Continue reading →
by Hope Venetta Director of Professional Development, NASW-NC I read a blog posting recently that changed my life. No, seriously. After spending my whole life thinking my personality was wired … Continue reading →
NASW-NC would like to introduce you to the 2013-2014 NASW-NC Board of Directors. Each of our amazing board members chose the profession of social work for a reason and we … Continue reading →
The government shutdown has ended after sixteen days. As of today, all furloughed workers will return to work and federal agencies will resume work as usual. The Senate voted 81-18 … Continue reading →
Your Congressional leaders need to hear from you! Until now, the Government has been on partial shutdown. On Oct. 17th, the Federal debt limit will expire with no legislative action … Continue reading →
Original post by NASW. This is a Federal bill. Please contact your Congressmen/women and US Senators when advocating against this bill. You can find who represents you here. SNAP is a United … Continue reading →