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Cohen, MSW Executive Director NASW –Indiana  \n1  \nOverview  \n• Introduction  \n• Social Work/NASW/NASW Indiana and membership  \n• Social Work Profession  \n• Social Work Licensing  \n2  ©2024 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n2  \n2/27/2024  \nIntroduction  \n• Active member of NASW since the early 1990’s. Served as the NASW-Indiana PACE chair for over 10 years and active in the public policy committee  \n• Registered lobbyist in Indiana for over 15 years. Worked on behalf of low-income families and individuals at Prevent Child Abuse Indiana and running the Indiana Network for Economic Fairness.  \n• Served as the Deputy Director of the Division of Family Resources during the O’Bannon and Kernan administration.  \n• Spent 10 years doing contract work  \n• Executive Director NASW Indiana Chapter since April of 2017  \n3  ©2024 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n3  \nTHE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS NASW & NASW-INDIANA  \n4  \n©2023 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n4  \n2/27/2024  \nNASW  \n• Began in 1955 with the merger of 7 organizations  \n• NASW and the 55 chapters are ONE organization.  \n• NASW works to enhance the professional growth and development of its members, to create and maintain professional standards for social workers, and to advance sound social policies.  \n5  ©2024 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n5  \nNASW is your professional association .  \n ©2024 National Association of Social Workers  \n55 LOCAL CHAPTERS  \n• Largest organization of professional social workers  \n• 120,000 members  \n• 18,000 student members  \n6  \n2/27/2024  \n7  ©2024 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n7  \nNASW Indiana  \n• Membership of about 1825 and active in public policy advocacy and programing  \n• Indiana is divided into 7 regions. The chapter board includes representatives from each region, and a BSWand MSW student representative.  \n• Committees include:  \n• SOGI – Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity  \n• CORED – Committee on Racial and Ethnic Diversity  \n• Public Policy/Advocacy & LEAD  \n• PACE -Political Action and Candidate Education  \n• Program/Conference Committee  \n• Ethics committee  \n8  ©2024 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n8  \n2/27/2024  \nJoining NASW as a student benefits you throughout your career.  \n• News and information  \n• Advocacy efforts  \n• Career resources  \n• Training and education  \n• Ethics and legal guidance  \n• Practice resources  \n• Malpractice insurance  \n• Building a professional network  \n ©2024 Association of Social Workers All Rights Reserved  \n9  \nMembership Rates  \n• Regular (Full) MSW, DSWand PhD Full Membership Dues: $236  \n• BSW Full Membership Dues: $158  \n• BSW and MSW Student Dues: $60  \n• Transitional Rate for BSW & MSW student members who are continuous members after graduation.  \n– BSW students-two years of transitional dues of $116 each year.  \n– MSW students-three years of transitional dues of $116 in years 1 and 2, and dues of $179 in year  \n• Eligible NASW transitional members may apply for discounted  \nprofessional liability insurance for the first two years of professional practice.  \n• NASW student members may apply for discounted professional liability insurance for student field placement.  \n10  ©2024 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n10  \n2/27/2024  \nVALUE OF SOCIAL WORK  \n11  ©2023 National Association of Social Workers. All Rights Reserved.  \n11  \nTypes of Social Work  \n• Administration & Management  \n• Advocacy & Community Organizing  \n• Aging  \n• Child Welfare  \n• Health Care  \n• Developmental Disabilities  \n• International Social Work  \n• School Social Work  \n• Research  \n• Public Welfare  \n• Politics  \n• Policy & Planning  \n• Occupational & Employee Assistance  \n• Justice & Corrections  \n• Mental Health an","cbCaihsCFJPCpluI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihsCFJPCpluI","pdf",1940111,"English","# Overview\n## Introduction\n## NASW and NASW-Indiana\n## Membership Benefits and Rates\n## Value of Social Work\n## Types of Social Work\n## Accomplishments of Social Workers\n# Licensing: Why It’s Important\n## Why Licensing\n## Licensing Board\n# Licensing in Indiana\n## Three Levels of Licensing","[{\"question\":\"What are the core purposes of social work licensing according to the presentation?\",\"answer\":\"Licensing protects professional titles, ensures social workers are competent and practice ethically and safely, and provides a mechanism to address concerns when standards are not met.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the licensing board do in Indiana under the stated framework?\",\"answer\":\"The board establishes rules and licensure standards, issues licenses to those meeting requirements, requires continuing education to maintain status, and investigates complaints to determine license eligibility.\"},{\"question\":\"What student and professional benefits and resources does joining NASW provide?\",\"answer\":\"Joining NASW offers news and information, advocacy efforts, career resources, training and education, ethics and legal guidance, practice resources, malpractice insurance, and help building a professional network.\"}]","NASW Indiana Social Work Licensing - Overview of the Licensing Process in Indiana - Part 3 - 2024 | PDF",1789980419]