MSW Student NC State university Raleigh, NC, United States
There is a decline in voter engagement and trust in Democracy. Social workers are positioned to best understand voters' needs and are clear about policy recommendations that are responsive to voters. This presentation will explore the role social work professionals can play in improving democractic trust for indigenous communities.
Learning Objectives:
Understanding the Importance of Social Workers:
Participants will recognize the critical role social work professionals play in addressing social issues and advocating for marginalized indigenous communities
Exploring Voter Needs:
Attendees will gain insights into the diverse needs of voters, especially those facing socio economic challenges. They'll understand how social workers' direct interactions inform policy recommendations.
Recognizing the Power of Grassroots Engagement:
Participants will appreciate the impact of grassroots organizing. They'll learn how social workers, as political candidates and advisors, can bridge the gap between indigenous communities and policymakers.
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