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The Alabama Network Newsletter June 02,2012-May 01, 2013

SPECIAL CONFERENCE RATES/DISCOUNTS!!

THE 2013 NASW-ALABAMA CHAPTER ANNUAL STATE CONFERENCE

Restoring Resiliency for Effective Social Work Advocacy Venue: Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel

Dates: September 26 and 27, 2013

You can choose to attend one day of the conference

10 CEs offered if attend day 1 of conference – September 26th

6 CEs offered if attend day 2 of conference – September 27th

16 CEs Offered for 2 day conference attendance

*Group Rates Available

ONE DAY CONFERENCE RATE

The following discount registration rate is offered to those interested in attending only one day of the

conference: $70.00 registration fee for NASW members and $85.00 non-members (includes lunch.)

Attendee must stay the entire day to receive CE credit.

GROUP RATES

The NASW-Alabama Chapter is also pleased to offer the following discount rates to agencies, organi-

zations, association, and schools of social work, that register their social work employees/faculty to

attend the 2013 NASW-Alabama Chapter Annual State conference:

8 to 10 employees pay a $400.00 flat rate registration fee (includes lunch)

10 to 20 employees pay an $800.00 flat rate registration fee (includes lunch)

20 or more employees pay a $1000.00 flat rate registration fee (includes lunch)

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*Special Needs

We want this program to be accessible to all who wish to attend. Please notify the NASW-Alabama Chapter if you require spe-cial accommodations by August 30, 2013.

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Restoring Resiliency for Effective Social Work Advocacy—NASW-Alabama Chapter Annual State Conference - September 26 and 27, 2013.

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“Restoring Resiliency for Effective Social Work Advocacy” 2013 Annual State Conference Registration

Special Thanks to our

General Session and

Friend Sponsors!

Bayshore Alliance, Inc, d/b/a Brightstar Care of Mobile/Baldwin

Co., ASE Credit Union, Asera Care , Mobility Works, University of

South Alabama and the Great-Western Retirement Services.

Rates September 27

September 26

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NASW Member

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**Retired O $40 O $40 O $85

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**Student O $25 O $25 O $35


Social Work is the profession of hope—fueled by resilience and advocacy. Social Workers matter because they help

millions of struggling people every day dream differently. In the United States, more than 650,000 of these highly

trained professionals know how daunting and immobilizing life’s tragedies and obstacles can be. But they also wit-

ness the sheer determination of countless individuals and families to achieve different lives. Sometimes, all it takes

to help people get on the right path is guidance toward what is possible. Other times, social workers are an immedi-

ate lifeline in crisis—providing access to resources and new life options. Those served by social workers possess

many strengths that keep them fighting for a better future despite personal and systemic barriers to success. They

climb toward what is possible rather than simply accepting what the current situation may be. Professional social

workers help combine these client strengths with effective personal and public advocacy.

With these ideas in mind, the NASW-AL Chapter presents:

A 2 Day Conference - “Restoring Resiliency for Effective Social Work Advocacy”

Conference Topics

Day One: September 26, 2013 (8:00 a.m. to 6:45 p.m.)

What is Up with the DSM V?

Navigating the Path to Licensing

HIV 101 and the National AIDS Strategy Update

Ethical Practice: A Social Worker’s Best Defense Against Malpractice

*Key Note Presentation - Supporting Children Exposed to Community and Domestic Violence

Day Two: September 27, 2013 (8:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.)

A Story of Resiliency

Social Justice: Promoting Tolerance and Diversity

The NASW-AL Chapter Award Luncheon & Presentation

Resilience and Restoration: Fortifying Providers and Clients

*Close Out Presentation - *Getting “Fired Up Again” in your “Work Life” and “Home life”

16 CEs Offered

Registration, Registration Fees, Refund Policy & Hotel Accommodations

REGISTRATION

‒ Conference Registration will begin at 7:00 a.m. to 7:50 a.m. on September 26, 2013

‒ Registration fee includes: conference, associated materials, continental breakfast, and lunch.

‒ *Travel, lodging, and meals (unless noted) are the responsibilities of individual participants

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIUONS

NASW-AL Chapter has blocked off rooms for conference participants at the Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel

- September 25 , 2013 – 10 Single and Double Rooms at $109.00 a night

- September 26, 2013 – 56 Single and Double Rooms at $109.00 a night

*Conference Attendees are responsible for hotel accommodations.

**To Reserve Hotel Accommodations call 1800-922-3298 or visit NASW-AL Chapter website www.naswal.org and

click on this link

2013 Annual State Conference Registration

Book Deluxe Room at Renaissance Mobile Riverview Plaza Hotel for $109.00 per night

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The workshop will cover key concepts in risk management, such as confidentiality and its exceptions, duty

to warn, and informed consent. The seminar will reveal the major reasons why social workers are sued and

what you can do about those risks. Additionally, the presenter will define what constitutes a malpractice

case and emphasize important recordkeeping issues, guidelines for supervision, special tips for clinical and

private practitioners, and brief you about your malpractice insurance, its special features and implications

for your practice.

**A free attendee toolkit will be distributed at the workshop which contains information about ASI, the

workshop presenters, resources for managing your malpractice risk, insurance FAQs, and insurance appli-

cations.

Michael Rovaris, LCSW is a technical assistance specialist on the Project LAUNCH Technical Assistance

Team at the Education Development Center in Boston. He also consults nationally on a number of issues

related to early childhood mental health, development, and trauma. Mr. Rovaris’s experience in early

childhood mental health has included working as a senior training and consultation specialist for Military

Family Projects at ZERO TO THREE, directing two system of care cooperative agreements, serving as an

Assistant Professor of Psychiatry in the Infant, Child and Adolescent Division at the Louisiana State Uni-

versity Health Sciences Center, a paid consultant for The Sesame Workshop and a site visit coordinator for

the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA). He has co-authored several

publications regarding early childhood mental health including “How Law Enforcement and Mental

Health Professionals can Partner to Help Traumatized Children” and “Celebrating Fathers as a Resource in

Early Child Care Settings.”

2013 Annual State Conference Presenters and Topics

Mary Jo Monahan,

ACSW, LCSW Executive Director, Association of

Social Work Boards

Mary Jo Monahan became executive director of the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) in January 2013. In this role, Mo-

nahan serves as the chief executive officer of the association. The position oversees and works closely with the association’s manage-

ment team and is the main line of communication with ASWB’s board of directors, as well as the face of the association to other or-

ganizations, regulatory boards, and the public. Monahan’s background includes clinical, organizational, educational, and regulatory

experience as well as experience serving in a volunteer capacity with ASWB from 1994 to 1997, chairing ASWB’s Disciplinary Action

Reporting System Committee (now the Public Protection Database, or PPD) in 1995, and co-chairing ASWB’s Model Law Task Force

(1996–97). Monahan served on the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy, and Mental Health Counsel-

ing from 1991 to 1996 and was board chair in 1995 and 1996. Prior to joining ASWB as executive director, Monahan was vice presi-

dent of operations from 2010 to 2013 at Matthews Benefit Group, Inc., a third-party administrator of retirement plans. She also was

president and CEO from 2009 to 2013 of ICON Institute of Florida, LLC, a professional training center and consultation business that

also provides clinical supervision and training to mental health professionals. Both organizations are located in Tampa, Florida. From

2003 to 2009, Monahan was president and CEO of Family Service Centers, Inc., in Clearwater, Florida, a $5.4 million social service

agency. Other leadership positions include serving on the national board of directors of the National Association of Social Workers

(NASW) from 1998 to 2001 and as president of the NASW Florida chapter from 1988 to 1990. In 2012 she was president of the board

of directors at the Florida Council Against Sexual Violence and served on the finance council for Clearwater Catholic High School and

the Mission and Community Service Council at St. Anthony’s Hospital. She was the 2011 president of the Blue Ridge Institute of

Southern Community Service Executives. Monahan was an adjunct professor in the School of Social Work at the University of South

Florida for more than 22 years. She earned her master’s degree in social work at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a special

concentration in clinical social work.

James H. Townsend, MHA, MSSW. ACSW

Former Trustee of NASW Assurance Services

“Ethical Practice: A Social Worker’s

**Keynote Speaker

James Michael Rovaris, LCSW, BACs

Technical Assistance Specialist– Project LAUNCH

Supporting Children Exposed to Community

and

Domestic Violence

Hope and hopelessness are both choices.

Why not choose hope? —Greg Anderson

Day One: September 26, 2013



Mary Jo Monahan, ACSW, LCSW

Chief Executive Officer, Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB)



Mary Jo Monahan became Executive Director of the Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB) in January 2013. In

this role, Monahan serves as the Chief Executive Officer of the association. The position oversees and works closely

with the association’s management team and is the main line of communication with ASWB’s board of directors, as

well as the face of the association to other organizations, regulatory boards, and the public. Monahan’s background

includes clinical, organizational, educational, and regulatory experience as well as experience serving in a volunteer

capacity with ASWB from 1994 to 1997, chairing ASWB’s Disciplinary Action Reporting System Committee (now

the Public Protection Database, or PPD) in 1995, and co-chairing ASWB’s Model Law Task Force (1996–97).

Michael R. Daley, Ph.D., LCSW PIP, ACSW is a Professor of Social Work at the University of South Alabama in

Mobile. He is a member of the Alabama State Board of Social Work Examiners, and has served as President the Tex-

as Chapter of NASW and as Treasurer of the Alabama and Texas Chapters of NASW. He has also served a term as

Chair of the NASW National Ethics Committee. He is a past President of the Association of Baccalaureate Social

Work Directors (BPD) and the Rural Social Work Caucus.

Michael Daley, Ph.D., LCSW PIP, ACSW

Professor, University of South Alabama


Mary Jo Monahan, ACSW, LCSW

Chief Executive Officer, Association of Social Work Boards (ASWB)




Evelyn P. Tomaszewski, MSW

NASW HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project

Senior Policy Advisor



Evelyn Tomaszewski is a senior policy advisor at the National Association of Social Workers (NASW), where she is

responsible for strategic and programmatic planning for the NASW HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project, which addresses

social work practice in health, mental health, and behavioral health and HIV and co-occurring concerns. She staffs the

NASW National Committee on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues and previously staffed the Interna-

tional Committee and Women’s Issues Committee. She is a member of the Forum on Global Violence Prevention of

the Institute of Medicine (IOM). She holds a BSW and MSW from West Virginia University, and a Graduate Certifi-

cate in Procurement and Contracts Management and a Certificate in Leadership Development from the University of

Virginia.

Kimberly Williams Pettway is a Social Work instructor at the University of South Alabama where she teaches an ar-

ray of social work courses. In addition to her teaching responsibilities she also advises the Social Work Student Or-

ganization and the Pi Nu Chapter of Phi Alpha Social Work Honor Society. Despite her full work schedule she con-

tinues to be very involved in the community. She currently serves on the board of Prichard Preparatory School, Mo-

bile Youth Works Council, National Association of Social Workers HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project, and is the Founder

of One Love Outreach. Ms. Pettway is also in her 3rd year as a Commissioner at Mobile Area Water and Sewer Ser-

vice where she serves as the vice-chair of a board of seven commissioners who are responsible for the governance of

the utility, overseeing a multi-million dollar budget while ensuring superior customer service to thousands of custom-

ers in the Mobile area. In addition, Ms. Pettway is a member of Junior League of Mobile and is on the Board of Di-

rectors for the Mobile Chapter of the League of Women Voters.

Kimberly Williams Pettway, MSW, MS

HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project


Evelyn P. Tomaszewski, MSW,

HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project, Senior Policy Advisor




Evelyn P. Tomaszewski, MSW

NASW HIV/AIDS Spectrum Project

Senior Policy Advisor



Gordan A. MacNeil, Ph.D

Associate Professor, University of Alabama

What's up with the DSM-V?

Gordan A. MaNeil, Ph.D is a Associate Professor for the University of Alabama. Dr. MacNeil’s interests

include mental health, gerontology, family caregiving, and evidence based practice. He has published several

works including topics on professional burnout, helping aging parents with children who have mental illness,

caregiver mental health, parental responses to the detention of their child, panic disorders, agoraphobia,

compulsive behavior, and infusing family care giving into the social work curriculum.

Adrienne van der Valk

Writer and Associate Editor for Teaching Tolerance

Social Justice: Promoting Tolerance and Diversity

Adrienne van der Valk is a writer and associate editor for Teaching Tolerance, a project of the Southern Poverty

Law Center. She has an extensive background in social work, social science research and journalism. Adrienne

has an extensive program management and crisis counseling background and also worked as an open adoption

counselor. Most recently, she was a lead researcher at the Educational Policy Improvement Center (EPIC) where

she specialized in interventions for students traditionally underrepresented in postsecondary education. She cur-

rently works for an education magazine that promotes culturally responsive teaching and nurturing school envi-

ronments.

Day Two: September 27, 2013


Phone: 334-260-4018 Email: [email protected]

Address: 5015 Woods Crossing

Montgomery, AL 36106

“The National Association of Social Workers Alabama Chapter’s Distinguished Service Award will remain a special award. An Individ-ual fitting of this award must demonstrate leadership and a proven commitment o the

NASW-AL Chapter Contact

Come and join us as we honor and celebrate the National Association of Social Workers-Alabama Chapter’s Distinguished

Service Award Recipients Tony Walker and Joyce Greathouse on September 27th at our 2013 NASW-AL Chapter Annual

State Conference which is being held at the Renaissance Riverview Plaza Hotel in Mobile Alabama.

“The best way to find yourself is to loose yourself in the service of others.” - Mahatma Gandhi

Let us commemorate them and their service.

Joyce began her social work career in 1956 as a caseworker for Children’s Aid Society in

Birmingham. Since then, she has continued her career as an advocate for child welfare and

social justice. She believes that social workers have a unique opportunity and a role to play

in events and politics. As chair of NASW PACE, she was instrumental in establishment of

the NASW PACE Student Advocacy Day. Since retirement, Joyce has taught English clas-

ses and served as a volunteer immigration counselor through her church’s ministry to inter-

nationals. She has also served on the Jefferson County DHR QA committee, her neighbor-

hood association, the boards VOICES for Alabama’s Children, Jefferson County Develop-

ment Council and the Children’s Aid Foundation. From the University of Montevallo she

has received the Alumni Achievement and Distinguished Alumni Awards. Additionally,

she has been awarded with NASW-AL Chapter, NASW-AL Chapter’s Birmingham Unit’s

Lifetime Achievement, and the University of Alabama School of Social Work Hall of Fame

Awards.

Tony has been retired from active social work practice for about 13 years. And, although

he has a rocking chair, it is rarely used because he has stayed busy. Most retired social

workers continue to do volunteer work, travel, spend time with family and friends or pur-

sue activities they never had the time to do. Since his retirement, Tony has remained in-

volved in both his community, the profession of social work, and with social work educa-

tion. Three organizations have been the focus of his attention and energy. Serving on the

board of the Capri Community Film Society, he was actively involved in raising funds

essential to achieving a long sought community goal of buying the historic theater. He has

also been an actively involved with the University of Alabama School of Social Work

Board of Friends where he served as chair for two terms and was instrumental in the en-

dowment of scholarships, the Lahoma Buford Peace Award (for teaching) and supporting

other needs of the school. Tony was asked to serve as Interim Executive Director when a

vacancy occurred within the NASW-AL Chapter and he worked with our cur-

rent Executive Director during an orientation period.

Tony graciously accepts the National Association of Social Workers-Alabama Chapter’s

Distinguished Service Award on the behalf of every person who has ever proudly worn the

title of "Social Worker" and who has done so much to make a difference in the life of a per-

son in need. He stated, “Our world is a better place because of what each SW does.”



Dr. Bartlett is an independent consultant, researcher, and suicidologist who holds a doctorate in Counselor Edu-

cation from Auburn University. Her professional credentials include certification as a national counselor, a li-

censed professional counselor, a certified Alabama counseling supervisor, a certified family life educator, and a

military family life consultant. She is an authorized trainer for the Suicide Prevention Resource Center and the

American Association of Suicidology, and is a qualified master resilience trainer. Her area of research is suicide,

and she speaks internationally on suicide prevention, resilience, and various mental health related topics.


Dr. Mary L. Bartlett, PhD, LPC-CS, NCC, CFLE

Independent Consultant, Researcher, & Suicidologist

Resilience and Restoration: Fortifying Providers and Clients

Emma Perryman was born July 21, 1949 in Mobile Alabama and has worked for this area for over 30 years.

Emma holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English and French and a Masters of Science Degree in Agency Coun-

seling, both from the University of South Alabama. Emma received a Certificate of Achievement in recognition

of the successful completion of Leadership Mobile, Class of 1990. Emma has earned a number of Addictions

Professional Certificates; chief among them is an Internationally Certified Co-Occurring Disorders Professional

Diplomat (CCDP-D) Certification.

Emma Perryman BS, MS

Speak and Facilitator of Educational Workshops on Addiction

A Story of Resiliency



Drawing on over 20 years experience Chris has designed and delivered personal and corporate develop-

ment programs for a variety of organizations worldwide. His expertise has taking him across the United

States and abroad to Eastern Europe and Central America. Chris has been able to bring together his years

of training, education and what he describes as the” most important aspect”, his personal experience to

reach a diverse population.


**Closeout Speaker

Christopher Bowers, CEF

Getting “Fired Up Again” in your “Work Life” and “Home life”

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Interested in being a sponsor or exhibiting at the

NASW-AL Chapter Annual State Conference?

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Please fill out and submit the following form

NASW-AL Chapter 2013 Annual State Conference Sponsor/Exhibitor Form

Venue: Renaissance Mobile Riverview Hotel

64 South Water Street, Mobile, AL 36602

Date: September 26 & 27 2013

Sponsorship/Exhibitor Opportunities

The National Association of Social Workers-Alabama Chapter is constituted to advance the purposes of the Na-

tional Association of Social Workers in Alabama. The National Association of Social Workers was founded Octo-

ber 1, 1955, is the largest and most recognized membership organization of professional social workers in the na-

tion. Representing 142,787 members from 56 Chapters in the United States and abroad, the Association promotes,

develops and protects the practice of social work and social workers. NASW and the NASW-AL Chapter seeks to

enhance the well–being of individuals, families, and communities through its work and advocacy for social jus-

tice. The 2013 Annual State Conference objective is to provide participants with the highest quality training on

up-to-date topics that will increase professional knowledge. As a sponsor, your organization/agency has a won-

derful opportunity to make participants aware of the relevant services you provide and can offer to their organiza-

tions/agencies as well as those they serve in the community and state.

The NASW-AL Chapter 2013 Conference will be held on September 26-27 at the Renaissance Hotel in Mobile

Alabama. Our chapter looks forward to providing your organization/agency with a unique networking opportuni-

ty. The NASW-AL Chapter appreciates all levels of support and recognizes that your contribution will solidify

the conference’s success.

The four classes of Organization/Agency Sponsorship are as follows:

(Please Check Class of Sponsorship)

_____ $1,000 General Session Sponsor

(General Session Sponsorship includes conference registration for one attendee, a quarter page in program that

includes logo, half page advertisement in the NASW-AL Chapter Network Newsletter, public acknowledgement

as a sponsor of Evening Networking Event, and exhibit space)

_____ $300.00 Patron

(Patron Sponsorship includes a thank you on the program in bold print with the logo of your agency/organization,

public acknowledgement as a sponsor of the conference’s continental breakfast, and exhibit space)

_____ $200.00 Association Sponsor (For profit organizations/agencies with less than 25 employees)

(Association Sponsorship includes conference registration, program listing of name of agency/organization and

exhibit space)

2013 Annual State Conference Sponsorship Form


_____ $150.00 Friend (For Non-profit organization/agencies/schools of social work only)

(Friend receives program listing of the name of the agency/ organization and exhibit space)

Category (list any special accommodations you may need for your exhibit display)

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The NASW-AL Chapter staff is available to address and questions you may have regarding the 2013 State Annual

Conference. The chapter’s office hours are: T, W, and TH (8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.) You may contact staff by

Phone: 334-260-4018 or E-mail: [email protected]

Please complete and submit the Sponsor/Exhibitor Registration Form by September 06, 2013.

Thank you for your consideration and support of the NASW-AL Chapter. We look forward to welcoming

you on September 26 & 27, 2013.

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NASW-Alabama Chapter has developed

several services to enable your agency to gain

exposure via our website. NASW-Alabama

services are designed to direct visitors to

your agency. We invite you to browse our

website at www.naswal.org. Website

advertising can be assessed by sending

an e mail to [email protected]

The Chapter updates the site frequently.

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ESTABLISH LINKS BETWEEN OUR WEBSITE AND YOURS. With just one click our visitors will be brought

right to your agency’s home page. This is an opportunity to publicize your agency’s function and services. Link

Rates Per Link: 6 month -$50.00 or 1 year-$85.00

SERVICE DIRECTORY AND CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS. This section features listings for Employ-

ment, Office Space, Consultation/Supervision, Goods and Services, and General. Classified Rates: 30 words or

fewer-$30.00 per month (an additional fee of $2.00 per word applies after 30 words) Please note that all words,

abbreviations, and numbers should be counted.)

CONTINUING EDUCATION LISTING. This section features listings for continuing education programs and

events; i.e., workshops, meetings, seminars, institutes, etc. CE Rates: 30 words or fewer-$30.00 (an additional fee

of $2.00 per word applies after 30 words) Please count all words, abbreviations, and numbers.

EXPOSURE VIA OUR DIRECT EMAILING TO MEMBERSHIP, POSTING ON FACEBOOK & TWITTER

PAGES. NASW-Alabama Chapter has developed several services to enable your agency to gain exposure via our

membership, Facebook & Twitter Pages. Entire Package: $80.00. (Twitter: 140 character limit; including spaces)

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2013 Annual State Conference Sponsorship/Exhibitor Form

Sponsorship/Exhibitor Registration Form

NASW-AL Chapter 2013 Annual State Conference

Venue: Renaissance Mobile Riverview Hotel

64 South Water Street, Mobile, AL 36602 “Restoring Resiliency for Effective Social Work Advocacy”

September 26 & 27, 2013

Organization/Agency Information

Name of Organization/Agency: __________________________________________________________

Organization/Agency Address:

____________________________________________________________________________________

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Organization/Agency Contact Person:

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Contact Telephone Number:

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Contact E-mail Address:

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Name of person(s) attending: (This form does not register the attendee(s) for the conference. If General

Level Session Sponsor, provide name of exhibitor and one conference attendee.):

____________________________________________________________________________________

Method of Payment

Amount Enclosed: ___________________

Payment Method (Check One): _____ Check _____ Money Order

(Make check/money order payable to NASW-AL Chapter)

Mail Sponsorship/Exhibitor Registration Form to:

NASW-AL Chapter

5015 Woods Crossing

Montgomery, AL 36106

Office: 334-260-4018/ Fax: 334-260-4070

*NOTE: This form is not a substitution for individual registrations. In addition, please send your logo in

electronic format to: [email protected]


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2013 Annual State Conference Registration A Nation’s Fabric

Our national fabric is comprised of many diverse lives. It is vibrant and strong because it has been woven from the stories of

people from every continent into a compelling narrative of struggle, renewal, and success. Each thread helps make a brilliant

tapestry that continues to be the envy of the world.

Stronger Safety Nets

Resilience and determination alone cannot overcome all crises, but weaving those strengths with targeted advocacy often can.

The Social Work profession has a distinguished history of not only providing social safety nets to the most vulnerable, but

also challenging systems that impede social mobility.

Positive Futures

Stories of hope in the face of tragedy share a common theme: better times are ahead. Illness, loss, abuse, and poverty shape

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Mobile, AL 36602

Phone: 251-694-0100

Candlewood Suites Mobile


121 North Royal Street

Mobile, AL 36602

Phone: 251-690-7818

Quality Inn Downtown Historic District


255 Church Street

Mobile, AL 36602

Phone: 251-433-6923

The Battle House Renaissance Mobile Hotel & Spa


26 North Royal Street

Mobile, AL 36602

Phone: 251-338-2000

Fort Conde Inn – Mobile


165 Saint Emanuel Street

Mobile AL 36602

Phone: 251-405-5040

Budget Inn Mobile



Mobile AL 36602

Phone: 251-433-0590

Berney Fly Bed And Breakfast



Mobile, AL 36604

Phone: 251-405-0949

Comfort Inn Mobile


70 Springdale Blvd

Mobile, AL 36606

Phone: 251-471-1515

**NASW-AL Chapter does not support or recommend any other particular hotel provided in this listing.

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