We invite you to join us for an informal virtual Campfire Conversation with OASW. This is not a webinar, presentation, or professional development session. Rather, it's a chance to gather in community, share experiences, and connect with colleagues.
In 2026 and beyond, OASW is exploring the applications and impact of AI on the social work profession. This spring, the association hosted two webinars delivered by practitioners with extensive experience using artificial intelligence and educating c
Ann Seymour discusses leadership, reconciliation and change as we reflect on National Indigenous History Month.
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.
OASW's CEO Ajirioghene Evi reflects on Pride Month and authentic allyship.
Social Work Week and National Social Work Month are about you and the unique skills and expertise you bring to the social work profession.
OASW is the voice of the social work profession in Ontario, striving to expand awareness of the value of social workers while advocating for mental health access for all Ontarians.
OASW members and our board of directors celebrated the association's 2025 achievements and recognized inspiring social workers during our 2026 Annual General Meeting.
Watch the full recording of OASW's 2026 Joan MacKenzie Davies lecture! From Turmoil to Transformation: How Everyday Social Work Competencies Benefit Clients and Communities in Challenging Times
Read OASW's 2026 Annual Report: get a detailed look at the programming, governance, and financial health of the association.
Join Now