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ACOSA will be participating in a MACRO United event that focuses on the Power of Three Campaign. Together with ISP and the Special Commission, ACOSA will highlight how macro social workers are mobilizing voters, challenging voter restriction laws, and preserving the democratic principle of voter rights.

On March 16th, ACOSA hosted Stephen Burghardt, Cheryl Hyde, and Annie Grier, who addressed such topics as the true causes of burnout, the deep-rooted reasons why social workers are unfairly underpaid, and how the fight for equity is expanding across the country.

In the coming months, ACOSA is planning several collaborative events and we’d like our members to be featured.

Last Thursday, ACOSA hosted Stephen Burghardt, Lisa Hawash, and Ric Munoz, who presented an enthralling webinar based around Burghardt's new book, The End of Social Work: A Defense of the Social Worker in Times of Transformation.

In this interactive workshop, we discuss our new ACOSA Community Practice Certificate that provides social work students and alumni an opportunity to earn a national credential in community and macro practice. We will review and discuss the framework and requirements for the certificate within the context of participants’ respective schools.

JUST PUBLISHED! JCP Issue Volume 30, Issue 1 (2022)

Journal of Community Practice, Volume 29, Issue 4 (2021) is now available!

SPECIAL ISSUE: Beyond Lip Service: Bringing Racial Justice to Black and Brown Communities

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Journal of Community Practice, Volume 29, Issue 3 (2021) is now available!

SPECIAL ISSUE: Digital Organizing: Definitions, Applications, Methods and Ethics

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The Journal of Community Practice is looking for paper submissions in the following areas: community organizing, planning, social administration, organizational development, community development, social action, racial and social justice; and social change. As an interdisciplinary journal, we accept manuscripts from social work and the social sciences; urban planning; community, social and economic development; community organizing; policy analysis; urban and rural sociology; community health; public administration; and nonprofit management.