OASW's CEO Ajirioghene Evi reflects on Pride Month and authentic allyship.
Ann Seymour discusses leadership, reconciliation and change as we reflect on National Indigenous History Month.
After almost a decade of advocacy efforts from the Canadian Association of Social Workers (CASW), the federal government has added social workers to the list of eligible professions for Canada’s Student Loan Forgiveness program.
Read about the Indigenous leaders who have inspired OASW Board of Directors member Lisa Mishibinijima's journey in social work.
What is your why? Why are you a social worker? How can you remain inspired, courageous and committed in the face of suffering, global upheaval and burnout? Our 2026 Joan MacKenzie Davies lecture explored this important topic.
Learn about the career and acheivements of Dr. Keith Adamson, a recipient of a Canadian Association of Social Workers / L'Association canadienne des travailleurs sociaux Distinguished Service Award.
The Ontario Association of Social Workers (OASW) has shared its priorities for Ontario’s 2026 budget, including three concrete actions that target barriers to mental health and address a key social determinant of poor mental health: poverty.
The OASW 2026 Distinguished Social Worker Award recognizes social workers and OASW members across the province whose leadership, advocacy, or innovation have benefited their colleagues and communities.
OASW is excited to announce the development of the OASW Ethics Committee.
OASW is excited to announce the development of the OASW Ethics Committee. We recognize that OASW and social workers across Ontario wrestle with complex ethical dilemmas at every level of social work practice.
Take part in a survey seeking to understand clinical and administrative experience supporting Motor Vehicle Accident victims (MVAs).
AI has a mixed reputation in schools, with a tidal wave of automated essay writing and homework hacks causing teachers to navigate a new reality of learning. However, if used carefully, AI can be a valuable tool for the trained professionals supporti
On October 9th, OASW gathered social workers who care for auto accident victims for an in-depth discussion on evolving issues impacting the sector.
"When CASW reflects on its 100-year history, the organization is reminded of a profession that has remained deeply committed to advancing social justice and equity in Canada."
Explore how social workers across Ontario are combining care and insight in unique and unexpected ways.
Learn how Indigenous social worker Steve Wayne Koptie advocates for structural equity, particularly regarding resource extraction on Indigenous territories.
Learn how OASW Student Director Martha Njoku's research and practice centres the lived experience of Black and racialized Ontarians.
Learn how impactful social work is possible when care is practiced with intention: over time, across communities, and through the most difficult moments of life.
Learn how Avni Adams supports individuals with intellectual disabilities as they learn new skills
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