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Mini-conference — The Shadow Pandemic: Culturally responsive approaches to intimate partner violence

March 4 2022 — Mini-conference on challenges and opportunities of serving Nova Scotians who face intimate partner violence during the pandemic.

PANEL — Big Ideas in Mental Health for Black & African Nova Scotians

February 16, 2022 — Join us for an online panel discussion about social justice issues and resources affecting mental health for African, Caribbean & Black Nova Scotians.

Webinar: Challenges & Opportunities for Africentric Social Work Practice

NSCSW lunch & learn: Africentric Social Work Challenges & Opportunities. Thumbnail image is cover of the Africentric Social Work textbook

February 17, 2022 — Join us for a lunch & learn with several of the contributors to Africentric Social Work, a recently published text.

Black Lives Matter: Dismantling white supremacy in social work

Part of practising from an anti-oppressive lens is continually asking ourselves how the intergenerational effects of colonization and slavery have impacted our own perspective and bias, and how we can address the resulting behaviours.

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