Facilitated by: Kristi Love (Corresponding Secretary)
One way to manage is to be intentional about how we approach this adjustment. We will share strategies with you on two particular areas — navigating public spaces and transitioning to telework.
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This is a collaborative event facilitated by the Metro DC and Baltimore Legacy Chapters of Association of Black Social Workers. For more information, visit our websites at:
“As you do for your ancestors, your children will do for you”- African Proverb
ABSW Metropolitan DC Chapter will like to congratulate the National Association of Black Social Workers for 50 years of advocating for social issues affecting the Black community. We salute you. If you missed this huge golden celebration, take a few moments and check out the awesome event, captured by our members.
History Exhibit Hall Dr. Denise McLane-Davison exceptional work in preserving NABSW history.
Chapter Members attending the opening Conference
Chapters Members attending the Golden Ceremony and Harambee
Howard University School of Social Work Students- Chapter Members
In the Spirit of Harambee which stresses “all pull together”, let’s continue to connect and strengthen our chapter.
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November 16, 2016 our Chapter held a much needed Healing Circle declaring “We are NOT Powerless” this is one of many healing circles that the Chapter will host for members to freely express their thoughts and feelings around the reality of racism as well as Heal. Harmonize and Mobilize. Thank you to Cincere Cook for facilitating this Healing Circle. Stay tuned and join us for future meetings the 3rd Wednesday of every month at this location.
“Healing begins where the wound was made.” -Alice Walker (The Way Forward Is with a Broken Heart)
Big thank you to our members whom participate in the Thanksgiving food drive which will benefit families in the Washington Highland Community Southeast DC
Christ Child Society Girls on The Rise Program
