Eden Social Welfare Foundation is bringing you INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL WORK DIALOGUE FORUM: RESPONSE-BASED PRACTISE. Due to the global pandemic outbreak in 2019, the INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL WORK DIALOGUE FORUM: RESPONSE BASED PRACTISE had to be postponed. But we are happy to announce that the most anticipated event is finally going to take place.Eden Foundation and the Department of Social Work of National Taiwan University have been working together for a long time to promote developmental social work.
This time, “International Social Work Dialogue Forum-Response-based Practice” would be held on November 11th (Friday) from 2:00p.m. to 5:30p.m. in which Dr. Lynne KEEVERS, head of Taiwan study visit delegation in social work, school of health and society, university of Wollongong, Australia and Dr. Yi-Yi CHEN, associate professor from the Department of social work, National Taiwan University to share the international advanced “Response-Based Practice Model ” and discuss with senior executives from direct service units for the viability of multiple applications in practice to improve practitioners', teachers', and students' learning of innovative service models in social work-related fields.
The aim is to hold a global practical seminars and workshops to improve communication and collaboration between domestic and international social welfare-related organizations. Keeping in mind that one of the underprivileged groups that is particularly prone to bullying and violence in schools is children with disabilities. They could result from peers bullying occurs at school because of discrimination, if parents and teachers are often unaware of disabilities and cannot step in to offer assistance, it makes it more difficult to fully realize a person's right to an education, and it worsens the situation that children with disabilities face in the classroom.
We have been intending host a half-day dialogue forum when Australian faculty and students from the University of Wollongong's Department of Social Work are visiting Taiwan which will increase Taiwan's creativity in service models for individuals with disabilities, to gain knowledge of the most recent foreign service models. Moreover, to have dialogue and exchange between academic and professional employees from the home and abroad, boost collaboration and links with local and international institutions and colleges, allowing international visitors to understand the issues and difficulties faced by direct service providers for individuals with disabilities in Taiwan can help them identify issues that have a local solution.
The forum is going to be held virtual. If you are interested to meet new people, broaden your knowledge and share your thoughts .Do not plan to miss this forum!
Date: Friday 11th, November, 2022
Time:02:00 p.m.to 05:30 p.m.
Virtual!!
RegistrationURL: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/18GzN_L0CTt4kE68_QjPCxwAsb582n0opIQyU-_7RR_I/edit
