LocationVIC
Event Date05 Jul 2024 | 14:30 PM-16:15 PM [GMT+10]
CPD Hours1.5 hrs
CPD CategoryCategory 3: Professional Identity
OrganiserBranch Services [email protected]
Event FormatIn Person
Practice & careerAboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
VenueIan Potter Centre, NGV Australia
Venue AddressFederation Square
Flinders Street & Russell Street
Melbourne, Vic 3000
The Vic Branch is honoured to support NAIDOC Week.
Places are limited for a personalised tour at Ian Potter Centre, NGV Australia showcasing the Australian Collection of Artists with a focus on First Nations Art.
We would be delighted to have you join us following the tour for an opportunity to network and discuss tour highlights at a nearby venue to be confirmed.
When: 5 July 2024
Time: 2.15 pm for 2.30 pm (AEST) tour start
Venue: Ian Potter Centre, NGV Australia, Federation Square, Cnr Russell and Flinders Streets, Melbourne
Meet near the Information Desk on the Ground Level at the Ian Potter Centre, NGV Australia
Afternoon tea and networking to follow the tour at 3.30 pm at a Venue TBC.
The AASW is pleased to subsidise the cost of this event for members.
Cost:
Members - $12
Non-Members - $18
Concession - $12
Live Online
20 Aug 2024 | 18:30 PM-20:00 PM [GMT+10]
0 hr
LGBTQIA+, Social Work
Welcome to the NSW LGBTQIA+ Practice Group meeting.
On-Demand
23 Oct 2024 | 09:00 AM-17:00 PM [GMT+11]
7.5 hrs
Supervision
This introductory course will prepare you to provide best practice supervision, create a safe and reflective space, and support the ...
In Person
09 Sep 2024 | 08:00 AM-09:30 AM [GMT+10]
0 hr
Social Work
Networking event for social workers who would like to meet others and yarn about their field of work.
When you join the AASW you’ll become part of an active and vibrant community of more than 17,000 social work professionals. As the profession’s peak body, the AASW is committed to maintaining high standards, ethical practice and ongoing professional development.
Access on-demand content, live workshops and events at up to 50% discount as a member
The AASW respectfully acknowledges Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians, and pay our respects to Elders past and present.
© 2023 - AASW Copyright
