ISCW Global Newsletter: July 2017
The Future of Human
Development
What are the roles for global
coalitions?
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South Asia Newsletter: April - June 2017
Special Article: Socio-environment Conflicts in India
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East & Southern Africa Newsletter: June 2017 - September 2017
Inclusion of People with Disabilities in Zambia
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European Newsletter: Spring 2017
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South East Asia & The Pacific Newsletter: July 2015
ASEAN Encourages Social Entrepreneurship in the Region
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International Council on Social WelfareThe International Council on Social Welfare (ICSW) is a non-governmental organization focused on advocacy, knowledge-building and technical assistance projects in various areas of social development carried out at the country level and internationally.
Created in 1928 in Paris to address complexities and challenges of social work, the ICSW has evolved through the years to embrace the major issues of social development, becoming a global organization committed to improving human well-being. Establishing common ground on issues of international significance, and acting with partners ICSW represents national and local organizations in more than 70 countries throughout the world working through its nine regional networks. Membership also includes major international organizations. By virtue of its constitution, ICSW operates as a democratic and accountable organization
Dublin will host the Joint World Social Work, Education and Social Development Conference, for the first time, on the 4-7th July 2018 in the Royal Dublin Society. This major World conference is being organised on behalf of the International Federation of Social Workers, the International Schools of Social Work and the International Council on Social Welfare.
The three partner organisations dealing with social policy, social work and social work education are committed to the Global Agenda for Social Work and Social Development in promoting a just and inclusive world and a sustainable environment in harmony with communities.
