2025 NASW Chapters Virtual Conference:

Mental Health Compassion + Action

Hosted by: NASW-North Dakota, Illinois, and Nevada Chapters

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Up to 8.0 Remote CEUs Available
Includes CEUs fulfilling requirements for clinical supervision, cultural competency, or implicit bias in Illinois, or diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) or suicide prevention in Nevada.

Registration will open in June 2025

Conference workshops will qualify as continuing education for the following professions*:

  • In Illinois: LSWs, LCSWs, PELs, LPCs, LCPCs, LMFTs, RNs, LPNs, APNs, and LCPs.
  • In Nevada: Professionals licensed by Nevada Board of Examiners for Social Workers, Nevada State Board of Psychological Examiners, State of Nevada, State of Nevada Board of Examiners for Marriage and Family Therapists & Clinical Professional Counselors, Department of Education.
  • In North Dakota: Professionals licensed by the North Dakota Board of Social Work Examiners.
*Subject to change

CONFERENCE DETAILS

Dates: Wednesday, November 5,  and Thursday, November 6, 2025 Times: Times are the same for both days. 

  • 11:00am to 4:00pm Central Time
  • 10:00am to 3:00pm Mountain Time
  • 9:00am to 2:00pm Pacific Time
Conference Event Platform: Zoom Events Conference Workshops, Descriptions, and Presenters - TBA

REGISTRATION RATES

*There is no single-day option for this conference.   Early Bird Registrants (before 09.29.25)

  • Nonmember: $159.00
  • NASW Member: $99.00
Regular Registrations (09.29.25–11.04.25)
  • Nonmember: $189.00
  • NASW Member: $129.00
BSW & MSW Students (not eligible for CEUs):
  • Nonmember: $60.00 (includes NASW student membership)
  • NASW Member: $15.00
Registration Deadline: Registrations received AFTER 9am Central Time on Friday, October 28, 2025, are not guaranteed staff assistance getting on or navigating the conference platform. We strongly recommend registering BEFORE the deadline.

2025NASW CHAPTERS VIRTUAL CONFERENCE CANCELLATION POLICY

You may cancel without penalty if written cancellation requests are received up to and including thirty (30) days prior to the start of the conference. Due to financial obligations incurred by the NASW-Illinois Chapter, no refunds or credits will be issue on cancellation requests received less than thirty (30) days prior to the start of the conference. Cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to the chapter office.

GAIN EXPOSURE WITH SPONSORSHIPS


DIGITAL EXHIBITOR SPONSORSHIP

Promote your organization with a digital exhibitor sponsorship listing. Your listing will be fully integrated into the digital conference platform, allowing you to still engage with attendees and for them to engage with your materials during and after the event. Since it's all virtual, there's no set-up or teardown—just you!

Vendors Receive:
• Access to the digital conference platform to interact with attendees, have live chat conversations, and share info on your organization
• A listing in online virtual platform
• A mailing address contact list of attendees (.xls)
• A pre-conference e-mail sent to attendees with your basic contact info

NOTE: Exhibitors may attend virtual education but to receive CEUs, they must purchase conference registration as an attendee.

Fees: For Profit: $450.00 / Nonprofit: $350.00

Submit your sponsorship 46010 - 2025 Conf. Digital Exhibitor Sponsorship..


SPONSORSHIP

Custom sponsorship packages are available ranging from $2,000 to $15,000. If you would like to elevate your presence at the conference and reach an even larger audience with the chapter, please reach out to NASW-Nevada Chapter Executive Director Kyle Hillman via the Contact Us tab. 

CONCLUDED NASW-ND CONFERENCES

 2023  

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after the conclusion of the first day of conference sessions, social workers from around the state met at the blarney stone in bismarck for a networking event. concluding the second night social workers met at the blue moose bar and grill in grand forks for a networking event. these intimate events consisted of self-care bingo and prizes; we look forward to holding more networking events in the future! 

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2024 

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THANK YOU!

Celebrating Success: Annual Conference Reflection 

2024 NASW-ND Conference



Stephanie Schramm-Little, BSW, MSW, LMSW

As a proud Chair of the NASW-North Dakota Chapter Conference Committee, I’m thrilled to reflect on the incredible success of this year’s annual conference. Joining forces with the NASW chapters of Illinois and Nevada brought a unique level of collaboration and connection, emphasizing the strength and unity of our social work community across state lines. Together, we welcomed over 400 attendees, representing a wide range of professional specialties and practice areas, highlighting our field’s diversity and growth. The conference was a testament to our collective commitment to advancing social work practice, policy, and education through innovative partnerships.

The conference agenda included dynamic sessions addressing critical topics such as trauma-informed supervision, anti-racism strategies for workplace wellness, advocacy for underserved populations, and resilience-building within the profession. We also explored new ideas, such as how emerging technologies, like artificial intelligence, can enhance social work practice and policy. Interactive workshops and Q&A sessions added depth and created opportunities for participants to engage meaningfully, share experiences, and learn from one another.

On a personal note, I was honored to be among the presenters, sharing insights from my experiences in social work practice and policy advocacy. The energy in the room, the exchange of ideas, and the genuine enthusiasm of attendees reinforced the vital role conferences like this play in fostering innovation and strengthening our professional community. It reminded us why we come together as ways to connect, learn, and grow as a profession.

To everyone who made this event possible (our attendees, presenters, sponsors, and committee members), thank you for your unwavering dedication and creativity. You are what makes social work so impactful. I’m excited and looking forward to continuing this momentum into 2025. Together, we’ll keep building on our achievements, empowering social workers, and strengthening the communities we serve!