A Social Work Futures Ecosystem: An Invitation
As a matter of ethical urgency, the profession of social work must prepare for complex futures ahead. This means
Exploring how social workers can increase their impact through futures frameworks – All content developed by Laura Burney Nissen, Ph.D., MSW, Portland State University School of Social Work, Portland, Oregon, USA, Email: nissen@pdx.edu, Twitter: @lauranissen
As a matter of ethical urgency, the profession of social work must prepare for complex futures ahead. This means
We have been busy in the social work jobs of the future business! Lots of ideas percolating. This is a
Note: It has come to my attention that some folks aren’t able to link into the presentation below if accessing
Is all social work – “disaster social work” now? I have kind of had this question banging around in my
In foresight practice, history is held with the greatest regard – in fact no ethical or credible foresight is really
As I’m making my way through a book project (Anticipatory Social Work!!!) I’m doing a lot of working and thinking
REVISION NOTE: I had some feedback that the map below was a little hard to read, so also including a
Let’s have an imagination session! Think about how different a “typical social work job” was 50 years ago. That would
Futures thinker Bob Johansen says that futures thinking now, is about moving from “categorical” to “spectrum” thinking in his most
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