#ClimateWorkIs SocialWork
Integrating Environmentalism into Your Practice

Our First Live Webinar!
This workshop will introduce social workers and mental health professionals to the accelerating climate crisis and its implications for vulnerable populations. Using lessons learned from Hurricane Sandy, participants will explore new and pertinent conceptual frameworks and terminology related to social and environmental justice including climate thinking and ecoanxiety. We will consider ways to balance immediate professional and client-based needs with long term environmental sustainability, and integrate these frameworks into your practice.
Cost: $49
When: Tuesday, December 10th, 2019
Time: 7:00pm - 9:00pm
CEs: 2
Live Webinar: Via Zoom
Presenters:
Kelly Smith, DSW(C), M.Ed., M.Sc. , is a doctoral candidate in social work at the University of Southern California and a member of the Council for Social Work Education’s Environmental Justice Curricular Guide TaskForce. She is an adjunct professor and holds a Master’s degree in Gender and Social Policy from the London School of Economics. As a member of the New York City Teaching Fellows, Kelly also obtained a Master’s degree in English Education. She was a founding teacher and sustainability coordinator at a public school for girls in Brooklyn, New York, where she facilitated the building of a school garden with NYC’s Grow to Learn Initiative and was the faculty advisor for the Green Team that engaged students with STEAM. Her current research and academic interests focus on the intersections between social work, environmental justice, climate change, and education for women and girls.
Renee M. Rawcliffe, LMSW , is the Director of Continuing Education and Professional Development at Adelphi University School of Social Work. Renee spent 18 years working with vulnerable individuals and communities impacted by disasters, and provided leadership and content expert training to human service organizations responding to these events. #ClimateWorkisSocialWork brings her social work and continuing education efforts full circle.
Tweet us @AdelphiSWContEd and use the hashtag #climateworkissocialwork to tell us how climate change has impacted your social work practice!

Zoom instructions and link will be sent via email.

Contact Information:
Renee Rawcliffe, LMSW
Director, Continuing Education and Professional Development
RRawcliffe@adelphi.edu
516-877-4339

Joanna Suppa, LCSW-R
Coordinator, Continuing Education and Professional Development
JSuppa@adelphi.edu
516-877-3216