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Minaa B
Empower your team with Minaa B.'s insights on mental health and social justice, helping cultivate emotional resilience and psychological safety in your organization.USA
Molly Barker
Join Molly Barker, founder of Girls on the Run, as she inspires organizations to unlock potential through dynamic storytelling and innovative communication.USA
Diane Nathaniel
Founder of Beat Stage 3, Diane Nathaniel, is spreading awareness of the importance of cancer preventionUSA
Andrew Thornton
By focusing on connecting authentic businesses via a network, Andrew is a catalyst helping entrepreneurs to focus on social contributions in business. His own business is an example for businesses to ...UK
Marc Kielburger
Co-founder of Free The Children and Me to We, best-selling author on a mission to help make the world a better placeCanada
Anna Williamson
Host, reporter, author, mental health expert and well-being coach helping others battle anxiety and depressionUK}
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About the topic: Social Work
Social work is a term used to describe various types of work relating to children and young people with problems, with refugee families or elderly people in need of assistance, people suffering from economic problems, etc.
Often social works relate to some kind of welfare system, for instance in the case of citizens who need help or assistance.
How can we ensure the best possible social work, in a way that treats people respectfully, trying to both help and understand? It is important that people are not seen as merely cases.
Keynote speakers on social work take a closer look at questions such as these.
Often social works relate to some kind of welfare system, for instance in the case of citizens who need help or assistance.
How can we ensure the best possible social work, in a way that treats people respectfully, trying to both help and understand? It is important that people are not seen as merely cases.
Keynote speakers on social work take a closer look at questions such as these.