NACSW produces a monthly podcast currently available only to members (samples to friends). In an effort to make more of our resources available to the general public, however, we are pleased to offer a free full podcast to the general public each quarter. We hope you enjoy what you hear and that you'd consider joining NACSW today.
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Listen to this sample broadcast by Kesslyn Brade Stennis, PhD, MDiv, MSW entitled "Commissions to Complete the Mission" originally recorded on October 28th, 2013. Twenty minute audio samples of NACSW podcasts are available to anyone while the full le... more
Listen to this sample broadcast by David Pooler, PhD entitled "Joy in Social Work" originally recorded on September 18th, 2013. Twenty minute audio samples of NACSW podcasts are available to anyone while the full length podcast is available to NACSW ... more
Listen to this full length broadcast of Mark Robinson talking about "The Importance of Engaging Fathers in Social Work Practice" originally recorded on October 27, 2012. more
There is a HEGE need for Christians in this profession and we need to know what it practically looks like lived out.
Why would someone think Christianity is vital to social work? If anything, it seems like Christianity would be in conflict with the ethical code of social work. For instance, pointing out the fact that Christianity is vital indicates a belief that Christians or somehow superior to others, which is completely against our ethics. Other than trying to convert or convince others to live the way Christians believe people should live (manipulating people to not have an abortion etc.), I have no clu... more
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NACSW Podcasts launched 11 years ago and published 25 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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