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Ethics 101 (Liverpool)

Thomas H. Raddall Branch Library
145 Old Bridge Street
Liverpool, NS

Wednesday, 15 May 2019 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (ADT)

Ethics 101 is available to all social workers who have not attended this event before. This experiential learning opportunity will:

Identify the roots of professional social work identity;
locate the ideologies that inform the values of our profession;
examine the tension between our professions values and the dominant ideology;
examine the intersection of oppression and privilege as the foundation of relational ethics;
support the development of a self-reflective process that utilizes an Ethical Decision-Making Tool to support ethical decision making.

This event is $15 to attend (fee includes light lunch). To register, please visit: eventbrite.ca/e/ethics-101-liverpool-tickets-59170541683

Ethics 101 (Liverpool)

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