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Ethics and Boundaries 2007 -2009:
Applied Ethics and Boundaries within Organizational Culture
Registration: 8:30 a.m.
Workshop: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Fee: $18 for Partnership Members, $120 for Non-Partnership Members
Description:
Ethics and Boundaries for the 2007-2009 certification period continues to focus on how our social work values and ethics relate to our practice in the context of our own organization’s work culture. Participants will explore some common ethical challenges within social service organizations, with an opportunity to think about situations from agency perspectives other than their own. These discussions are intended to deepen understanding of everyone’s responsibility for safeguarding professional practice, whether their role is administrator, supervisor or practitioner. Through discussion participants develop strategies that can be used to contribute toward healthy helping environments. The NASW Code of Ethics and Wisconsin Administrative Code MPSW20 are also reviewed and utilized for discussion, with case examples from child welfare.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
- To re-orient participants to the content and application of the NASW Code of Ethics and the MPSW 20: Conduct
- To further understanding of the role of organizational culture in both direct and indirect practice and its impact on professional behavior
- To enhance understanding through case studies the many ways ethics questions manifest in direct and indirect practice on a daily basis at the levels of worker, supervisor, and administrator
- To afford the opportunity to understand the ethical challenges and dilemmas faced by administration, supervision and front line staff when confronted with the same situations
- To continue development of skill in using an ethical decision-making model and other tools to resolve ethical quandaries
- To engage in action planning as related to professional development such that transfer of learning takes place to the work setting
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Target audience: Ethics and Boundaries 2007-2009 is intended for child welfare professionals, including child protection and/or juvenile justice workers, child welfare and juvenile justice supervisors, and agency administrators. NOTE: "Ethics and Boundaries 2007-2009" is designed to meet the requirements of the Wisconsin Department of Regulation and Licensing for four hours of training in Ethics and Boundaries.
Intertribal Child Welfare Training Partnership - Milwaukee Child Welfare Partnership - Southern Partnership - Western Wisconsin Partnership - Wisconsin Child Welfare Training System - University of Wisconsin-Green Bay
URL: http://www.uwgb.edu/newpart/
University of Wisconsin - Green Bay
NEW Partnership for Children and Families
Cofrin Library 750
2420 Nicolet Dr.
Green Bay Wisconsin 54311
920-465-2724
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