Happy October!
I am pleased to tell you that the Fall 2012 issue of The New Social Worker magazine is now ready to download! It is available, free of charge, in PDF format, directly from The New Social Worker Web site.
To download the Fall 2012 issue, go to The New Social Worker's download page. Then click on "Download." If the file opens in your Web browser, just click on "Save a Copy" or "File>Save Page as" and save the file to a location on your computer's hard drive.
If you have difficulty with the above link, here is another download link:
Fall 2012 The New Social Worker--direct download link
Articles from this issue are also available on our Web site (http://www.socialworker.com) in Web format.
Also, don't forget that THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER is now available in a full-color, high quality PRINT edition! If you love the feeling of holding your very own print copy of your magazine in your hands, you can purchase print copies of this issue and previous issues from:
http://newsocialworker.magcloud.com.
Additionally, you can get a printed, bound volume of all 4 issues from 2011 and/or 2012! You can find these on my Amazon page at:
http://www.amazon.com/author/lindagrobman
(The 2012 volume will be available within the next week...2011 is available now.)
Here are some highlights from this issue:
• Student Role Model: Christine Webb (in PDF and print version only)
• Ethics: Clinicians in Court: Thwarting Disclosure
• Field Placement: What I Wish I Had Known: Burnout and Self-Care in Our Social Work Profession
• Homeless Education: Providing Stable Education for Children and Youth in Transition
• Workplace Safety for Social Workers: A Student’s Analysis and Opinion
• Evidence of Time Machines
• Being Who We Are, Every Day, Everywhere (in PDF and print version only)
• Your Social Work Graduate School Application: 14 Tips To Help You Get an Acceptance Letter
• Research: 10 Benefits of Student Participation in Undergraduate Social Work Research
• International: ABCD in Practice: A Practical Lesson From the Field Placement (in PDF and print version only)
• Tech Topics: Red Cross Digital Disaster Volunteers Offer Support Through Social Media/Sidebar: Disaster Distress Helpline
• On Campus (in PDF and print version only)
• Reviews
...and much more!
PLUS…watch our slide show of social work students in action—advocacy style!
As you know, this year is a presidential election year, and I have heard of many social workers and students (like the ones on our Fall 2012 front cover from La Salle University) who have become involved in such activities as voter registration, advocacy regarding voter ID laws, campaigning for candidates, and the like. As social workers, we have ethical responsibilities to clients, colleagues, practice settings, and the broader society. I encourage you to review the NASW Code of Ethics, and then think about which candidates’ positions are in line with our ethical responsibilities to society. Be an advocate by being involved! Don’t forget to cast your vote this November.
Also, we have posted some “Web-only” articles providing information, insight, and opinion on various policy issues for you to consider as you consider the various candidates on the local, state, and national ballots this November. You can read these articles here:
Perspective on Social Welfare Policy and Retirement Income Security
Why Social Workers Need To Care About Breastfeeding
NETWORK WITH THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/newsocialworker
Twitter: http://twitter.com/newsocialworker
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=3041069
Google+: http://plus.google.com/u/0/101612885418842828982
SOCIAL WORK JOBS
If you are looking for a professional social work job, or looking to hire a social worker, be sure to visit our online job site, SocialWorkJobBank.com (http://www.socialworkjobbank.com) today. Employers, please contact me at lindagrobman@socialworker.com with any questions about posting jobs on the site.
Please let your colleagues, classmates, and/or students know about THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER, and the fact that it is a FREE social work resource. Feel free to pass along the download links above, and let them know that they can subscribe free to receive notifications of future issues. If you have received this message as a forwarded message from a friend or colleague, you can subscribe at http://www.socialworker.com/home/menu/Subscribe/
Additionally, you can get a printed, bound volume of all 4 issues from 2011 and/or 2012! You can find these on my Amazon page at:
http://www.amazon.com/author/lindagrobman
(The 2012 volume will be available within the next week...2011 is available now.)
Here are some highlights from this issue:
• Student Role Model: Christine Webb (in PDF and print version only)
• Ethics: Clinicians in Court: Thwarting Disclosure
• Field Placement: What I Wish I Had Known: Burnout and Self-Care in Our Social Work Profession
• Homeless Education: Providing Stable Education for Children and Youth in Transition
• Workplace Safety for Social Workers: A Student’s Analysis and Opinion
• Evidence of Time Machines
• Being Who We Are, Every Day, Everywhere (in PDF and print version only)
• Your Social Work Graduate School Application: 14 Tips To Help You Get an Acceptance Letter
• Research: 10 Benefits of Student Participation in Undergraduate Social Work Research
• International: ABCD in Practice: A Practical Lesson From the Field Placement (in PDF and print version only)
• Tech Topics: Red Cross Digital Disaster Volunteers Offer Support Through Social Media/Sidebar: Disaster Distress Helpline
• On Campus (in PDF and print version only)
• Reviews
...and much more!
PLUS…watch our slide show of social work students in action—advocacy style!
As you know, this year is a presidential election year, and I have heard of many social workers and students (like the ones on our Fall 2012 front cover from La Salle University) who have become involved in such activities as voter registration, advocacy regarding voter ID laws, campaigning for candidates, and the like. As social workers, we have ethical responsibilities to clients, colleagues, practice settings, and the broader society. I encourage you to review the NASW Code of Ethics, and then think about which candidates’ positions are in line with our ethical responsibilities to society. Be an advocate by being involved! Don’t forget to cast your vote this November.
Also, we have posted some “Web-only” articles providing information, insight, and opinion on various policy issues for you to consider as you consider the various candidates on the local, state, and national ballots this November. You can read these articles here:
Perspective on Social Welfare Policy and Retirement Income Security
Why Social Workers Need To Care About Breastfeeding
NETWORK WITH THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/newsocialworker
Twitter: http://twitter.com/newsocialworker
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=3041069
Google+: http://plus.google.com/u/0/101612885418842828982
SOCIAL WORK JOBS
If you are looking for a professional social work job, or looking to hire a social worker, be sure to visit our online job site, SocialWorkJobBank.com (http://www.socialworkjobbank.com) today. Employers, please contact me at lindagrobman@socialworker.com with any questions about posting jobs on the site.
Please let your colleagues, classmates, and/or students know about THE NEW SOCIAL WORKER, and the fact that it is a FREE social work resource. Feel free to pass along the download links above, and let them know that they can subscribe free to receive notifications of future issues. If you have received this message as a forwarded message from a friend or colleague, you can subscribe at http://www.socialworker.com/home/menu/Subscribe/
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