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ASWB delegates elected four members to the ASWB Board of Directors and two members to the Nominating Committee at the organization’s 2025 Annual Meeting of the Delegate Assembly in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Saturday, November 8, 2025.
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November 13, 2025ASWB delegates adopt amendments to Model Social Work Practice ActAt the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Delegate Assembly, delegates from ASWB member jurisdictions cast votes on a proposed amendment to the bylaws as well as a series of amendments to the Model Social Work Practice Act.
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November 13, 2025Jason Lam and Karen Wasylenka recognized for outstanding serviceASWB celebrated the outstanding service of two leaders in social work regulation at the association’s 2025 Annual Meeting of the Delegate Assembly.
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October 31, 20252025 Examination Program Yearbook now availableThe 16th edition of the yearbook continues to communicate ASWB’s commitment to diversity, inclusion, and high standards in the examination development process. Every question writer, Examination Committee and Form Review Team volunteer, and consultant is listed.
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September 16, 2025Advocacy grounded in dataThe 2024 Social Work Workforce Study Series provides hard data about the social work workforce that employers can use to advocate for the resources they need to serve their communities.
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The Association of Social Work Boards convened a panel of social work educators to compare the content of one of the social work licensing exams alongside the competencies for academic accreditation.
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September 2, 2025Apply to write questions for the social work licensing examsASWB is recruiting exam question writers from all license categories who represent a variety of experience and educational, geographic, and demographic backgrounds.
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July 10, 2025Reflections on the social work workforceAchieving substantive change for our profession – for any system or institution – will require collaborative discussions and decision-making that is driven by data, not by conjecture, opinion, or personal agendas. This holds true regardless of the topic at hand.
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ASWB has published a series of workforce study reports authored by Joy Kim, MSW, Ph.D., of the School of Social Work at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. These reports draw on a survey dataset collected by ASWB as part of the Social Work Census.
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ASWB has published a revised edition of the Guide to the Social Work Licensing Exams for Educators and Supervisors and has expanded access to the available set of group review practice questions. These changes allow access to the exam materials for both social work educators and social work supervisors.