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National Symposium 2015 - Creating collectively consenting communities

Event Details
Date: Ongoing
Venue: Online
CPD hrs: 30 minutes
CPD Category: 2 - Skills and Knowledge
Cost:

AASW member: $10

Non member: $20

Organiser: AASW National
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This is a recording of one of the concurrent sessions from the AASW National Symposium 2015. The session was entitled "Creating collectively consenting communities".

Working with issues of consent for individuals is a skill that Social Workers are familiar with. This
workshop will address questions such as:

  • How are these skills similar and different when you are working with communities to make policy and law decisions?
  • How can one create socially just communities by addressing issues of consent in the population?
  • How can leaders lead by consent? The workshop will also present the model that the presenter currently uses when consulting with communities

Presenter details

Joanne Petrovic graduated from Newcastle Uni in 2000 with a BSW/ BA (Psyc). Joanne has spent most of her professional life consulting with communities in Local Government, Migrant services and Health. She currently works three days a week as a Child and Adolescent Mental Health Worker in Narrabri and the other two days a week running a community engagement company PoliVOTE

Recording Details

This recording was filmed in November 2015

Duration: 35 minutes

CPD

This course can be claimed for CPD purposes, consistent with the CPD Goals and Hours Requirements.

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Cost

AASW member: $10

Non member: $20ASW.

Registration

Register for access by following the link to the right. Upon registering, you will receive a confirmation email - please read this email carefully, as it provides your access to the online course.

AASW - Australian Association of Social Workers