NASW-NY responds to Governor Kathy Hochul’s declaration of a statewide food emergency following federal SNAP funding disruptions.
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Effective May 6, 2025, the New York State Board of Regents approved emergency regulatory amendments aligning social work licensure exam requirements with national ASWB standards. These changes now permit testing accommodations for English as a Second Language (ESL) candidates, including extended time and the use of approved dictionaries.
Join us for a powerful, multi-part series designed to equip New York social workers with the tools, resources, and inspiration to take action. Featuring key lawmakers and advocates, the series addresses critical issues like wage equity, loan forgiveness, and school-based mental health. Be part of a statewide movement to elevate the profession through advocacy and legislative engagement.
The National Association of Social Workers – New York City (NASW-NYC) and New York State (NASW-NYS) stand firmly in our commitment to upholding and advocating for human rights, dignity, and social justice for all individuals and communi...
The NASW-NYC Immigration and Global Social Work Committee issues this statement on President Trump’s 2025 immigration executive orders. The statement outlines their impact on vulnerable communities, highlights New York City’s immigrant contributions, and offers social workers guidance on advocacy, trauma-informed practice, and community protection.