CSWE's 71st Annual Conference
The 2025 CSWE Annual Conference
CSWE Annual Conference Call for Proposals Open!
The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) invites proposals for the 71st CSWE Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado, October 23–26, 2025. The conference theme—It’s Time to Act: Championing Disability Justice and Disability Joy in Social Work. This theme champions the need for social work conversations around disability joy, justice, diversity, equity, and inclusion.
To find out more information on requirements and information on submitting a proposal, please click here.
The call for proposals opens on January 8, 2025 and closes on February 9, 2025, 11:59 PM (ET).
CSWE Annual Conference Reviewers Needed!
CSWE is seeking proposal reviewers for the 71st CSWE Annual Conference. The Conference theme is "It's Time to Act: Championing Disability Justice and Disability Joy in Social Work."
As a CSWE Conference Proposal Reviewer, you can shape the content and direction of a specific track within the Conference. To find out more infomation on the responsibilities of being a proposal reviewer, please go to our call for reviewers page.
The Call for Reviewers opens on December 2, 2024 and closes on January 13, 2025, 11:59 PM (ET). If you are interested, please click here to apply to be a 2025 Phase 1 review volunteer.
Selection and notification will be made by the end of January 2025.
Thinking About an Exhibit Booth for the 2025 Annual CSWE Conference? Reserve Your Space Now!
Nearly 3,000 social work education professionals attended last year’s conference; make sure your organization is visible by reserving an exhibit booth. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to strengthen current relationships and create new leads. Interested in exhibiting at the 2025 conference? Reserve your space now, or contact Eric Gordon for more information for exhibit and additional sponsorship opportunities. See you in Denver!
Land Acknowledgment Statement
CSWE acknowledges that we are on the ancestral lands of Indigenous Peoples from time immemorial. Indigenous Peoples once had and continue to have extended networks of relatives that include human and nonhuman life, as well as the seen and the unseen across diverse geopolitical and ecological spaces. CSWE recognizes and respects all Indigenous Peoples, their histories, their sovereign political rights, and their sacred ties to the land and waters. Read more.