Join us for the Annual MLK, Jr. Forum on Racial Justice. This year's event, "Dismantling Racism: Where Do We Go From Here?" aims to answer one of MLK, Jr.'s final questions. This event is free and open to the public, but you must register to attend. CEUs and a light dinner will be provided.
Where:
Boston University, George Sherman Union
775 Commonwealth Ave.
East Balcony Room
Boston, Massachusetts
Contact: chapter.naswma@socialworkers.org
617-227-9635
Online registration is available until: 1/27/2019
With a panel discussion moderated by Phillipe Copeland, PhD, of the Boston University School of Social Work, and small group work, this free annual continuing education program will look to explore one of the final questions Martin Luther King, Jr. left us with: "Where do we go from here?" The panel and accompanying group work will aim to elevate the voices and perspectives of racial and ethnic minorities while empowering all social workers to work together to dismantle racism. A light dinner will be provided. Earn 2.5 CEUs for your participation.
Moderator: Phillipe Copeland, PhD, Boston University School of Social Work
Panelist: Crystal Hayes, MSW, Smith College School for Social Work
Panelist: Shannon al-Wakeel, Muslim Justice League
Additional panelists to be announced soon!