Session Tracks

This track focuses on the development of both generic and specialist social work curricula that address contemporary challenges. Participants will explore innovative teaching methods and pedagogical approaches that enhance learning outcomes in social work education.

This session invites research that examines the historical evolution of social work, social services, and social justice. Scholars will discuss the implications of historical contexts on current social work practices and policies.

This track emphasizes the international dimensions of social work education, highlighting cross-cultural perspectives and comparative studies. Participants will analyze how global trends influence local practices and educational frameworks.

This session will address the essential knowledge, skills, and values required for effective social work practice. Discussions will focus on how these competencies can be integrated into educational curricula and professional training.

This track centers on research methodologies for evaluating social work practice and service delivery. Participants will discuss frameworks for assessing organizational effectiveness, community engagement, and policy implementation.

This session explores the intersections of social work, social policy, and social justice, particularly in relation to diversity and inequality. Researchers will present findings that highlight the role of social work in advocating for systemic change.

This track focuses on innovative pedagogical strategies in social work education, including experiential learning and reflective practice. Participants will share insights on effective teaching methods that respond to the needs of diverse learners.

This session invites research that examines the cultural contexts of social work practice and education. Comparative studies will be highlighted to understand how cultural differences shape social work interventions and outcomes.

This track investigates the influence of media representations and collective memory on social work practices and public perceptions. Scholars will discuss how these factors impact social work policy and community engagement.

This session focuses on innovative research methodologies and theoretical frameworks in social work research. Participants will explore how these advancements contribute to knowledge building and evidence-based practice.

This track examines the challenges and opportunities faced by social work educators during crises, such as pandemics or social upheaval. Discussions will center on adaptive teaching strategies and the resilience of social work education.