Technology and Social Media: Ethical Considerations for Social Workers and the HIV High-Risk Population
Learning Objective:
- Gain an understanding of the ethical challenges associated with the use of technology including social media
- Develop a basic knowledge of benefits and risks associated with the use of social media as professional social workers.
- Increase ethical decision-making skills as it pertains to the use of technology including making use of available resources.
Second Presentation -
Insights into Understanding Professional Ethics and Working with LGBTQ Youth Impacted by HIV
Learning Objectives:
- Examine the “new” NASW Codes of Ethics, and acknowledge insight into personal biases and counter-transference
- Acknowledge insight into the LGBTQ (youth) culture and understand the impact of language and use of appropriate terms when working with these students
- Demonstrate an understanding of how to apply the “new” NASW Code of Ethics when working with youth who identify as LGBTQ and may be impacted by HIV
- Develop and articulate an understanding of how youth, who identify as LGBTQ and their families, may be impacted by a confirmed diagnosis of HIV
Date: March 29, 2019
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Anacostia High School
1601 16th St SE
Washington, DC 20020
Training Coordinator: Deborah Chin
Email: deborah.chin@howard.edu
