The mission of the Millennial Social Work Conference (MSWC) is to promote successful Social Work practice behaviors among Millennial Social Workers by creating meaningful opportunities for people to engage, collaborate, and network.
Date
March 7 - 8, 2025Location
Clark Atlanta UniversityAddress
223 James P Brawley Dr SW, Atlanta, GA 30314
About The Conference
The MSWC is geared towards Millennial Social Workers. This conference provides a creative space for new and rising social workers to gain professional development, connect with mentors, and identify the resources they need to excel and grow within an organization or as an entrepreneur.
MSWC attendees have the opportunity to participate in roundtable discussions, connect with experts in the field, and earn continuing education credits (CEUs).
This 2-day event is going to be filled with awesome speakers, delicious foods, and informative topics pertaining to the field of Social Work.
MSWC attendees will leave with new ideas and information that will elevate their careers as Social Workers. So join us and get ready to collaborate with some of the brightest in our discipline.
Why Millennials?
This conference is unique in its intent to help millennial Social Workers engage, collaborate, and network with each other all while ensuring individuals leave inspired, motivated, connected, and informed.
After attending many conferences, it became evident of the lack of information catering to the millennial mind. From there, this technology-driven, innovative, engaging, personable conference was formed. Through research we know that millennials are more productive with group work, hands-on activities, mentorships, and networking; MSWC will offer opportunities for all of those necessary elements.
Thank you for your support
Keynote Speaker
Candace Washington, MSW, LMSW
Candace Washington, MSW, LMSW, also known as Candace Writes, is the Founder and CEO of Restorative Minds Therapeutic and Wellness Services in Bowie, Maryland. She is a Mother, Author, Minister, Board-Certified Licensed Social Worker, Psychotherapist, Suicide Survivor, Production Therapist, and a United States Air Force Veteran. She has garnered notoriety as an in-demand licensed mental health professional and speaker, and she frequently speaks about faith, mental health, and her message of hope and restoration. She has worked for prominent networks such as BET as a Production Therapist, providing post-production services for their feature film For What It’s Worth, supporting and promoting optimal wellness for the cast and crew, and spearheading mental health initiatives at the nexus of film and mental health. Candace facilitates prominent mental health dialogues on Howard and Yale University campuses. She has been recognized as one of the Top 100 Mental Health Professionals by the Boris L. Henson Foundation, founded by Taraji P. Henson, a featured speaker at The Essence Film Festival, and one of Upscale Magazine’s Top 40 Under 40.
Registration
Frequently Asked Questions
The Millennial Social Work Conference was designed specifically with social workers, licensed professional counselors, and marriage and family therapist in mind.
To become a sponsor, click on the "Become a Sponsor" button and review our packages. To become a vendor, email us below.
Please follow up with your specific state board. We use the Georgia Society of Clinical Social Workers to approve our CEUs.
To become a volunteer email us below. We prefer to utilize students working towards their BSW degree.
For sessions with CEUs attached, CEUs will be provided by email at the completion of the surveys provided.
Being registered for the Millennial Social Work Conference will get you two full days of innovative professional learning and virtual networking among your peers. As we get closer to the conference, keep an eye out for your mailed swag bag!
Conference participants will have the opportunity to choose from various breakout sessions and team building exercises. Seating at the breakout sessions is open on a first-come, first served basis. Signing up is not required.