Nearly 600 social work practitioners, educators, and students gathered virtually on June 3 for Rutgers School of Social Work’s 10th Annual Challenging Racism Conference, a milestone event that underscores the School’s enduring commitment to advancing racial justice and equity through education, dialogue, and collective action.
For Max Gatto, Rutgers School of Social Work’s Nonprofit and Public Management Certificate wasn’t just an academic credential. It was an investment in his community, his leadership, and a career dedicated to service. And as he helps bring thousands of meals to Trenton’s most vulnerable residents, the impact of that investment continues to grow.
Rutgers School of Social Work’s Office of Continuing Education hosted its ninth annual Challenging Racial Disparities Conference, “A Call to Action,” on Wednesday, June 9, bringing together more than 500 social workers and allied professionals for a powerful virtual learning opportunity. Attendees heard from thought leaders in the profession and gained new skills to address issues in their work with clients, organizations, and communities.
Rutgers School of Social Work’s Office of Continuing Education hosted its seventh annual Challenging Racial Disparities Conference, “A Call to Action,” on Wednesday, June 7, bringing together more than 500 social workers and allied professionals for a powerful learning opportunity.