SSW Events

Telling Stories About Climate Resilience: Junk Journaling and Collage Workshop is presented by the School of Social Work Flourish Offices and SEAS's Office of Community Impact & Engagement as part of Climate Week '26. Participants will learn the basics of climate resilience and explore how to apply these concepts to art by using recycled materials. After learning some brief visual storytelling techniques, attendees will tell their own climate stories by creating their own collages/junk journals.

Join us for The Power of Dialogue, an interactive workshop designed to explore how meaningful dialogue can foster connection, understanding, well-being and positive change.

Co-Facilitated by:

Panelists Include:

Keynote Speaker: Rebecca Watson, JD, LCSW (Climate Psychology Alliance of North America)

Moderator: Christopher Weatherly, PhD, LCSW (University of Georgia)

All F26 students must schedule their field site visit and field connections sign-up by today.

The site visit is a requirement to pass SW515/SW691.

Please attend a presentation (with pizza):

Working with Indigenous Communities to Prevent Suicide and Harms from Substance Use: Examples and Reflections from Three Decades of Doing Engaged and Participatory Research

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Facilitator: Stephanie Heit

Join us in the Lower Level Atrium with MSW students who participated in a Global Social Work Field Placements and Global Independent Study experiences this summer. Students will be showcasing posters about their work and discussing their summer experiences with students, staff, and faculty.

While you browse the poster presentations, we invite you to enjoy some Washtenaw Dairy ice cream, provided by the OGA!

The Jewish Communal Leadership Program invites you to join JCLP for our annual Sukkot Open House in the SSW courtyard on Wednesday evening, September 30, from 5:30 - 7:00, with an informal welcome at 5:45 pm. All are welcome – no prior knowledge of Judaism or Jewish holidays required.

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