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ALT Text reads “The San Francisco LGBTQ+ Dementia Project. Free live virtual training to build dementia-capable care for the LGBTQ+ community in San Francisco City and County. The Alzheimer’s Association, in partnership with Openhouse, Family Caregiver Alliance, and the API Social Work Council (APISWC) of Northern California is offering this free training on the care needs of LGBTQ+ seniors living with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia and their care partners. This training will also include the opportunity to discuss considerations for API communities + multi-lingual (Cantonese and Mandarin) Q&A. This program is funded by the San Francisco Department of Disability & Aging Services. LGBTQ+ Dementia Care Training: LGBTQ+ and Dementia (APISWC); When: Thursday, April 25, 2024; 7-9 PM PT; Register in advance for this webinar at tinyurl.com/LGBTQDementiaClass. LGBTQ+ Dementia Care Training: Effective Communication Strategies (APISWC); When: Thursday, June 6, 2024; 7-:30 PM PT; Regi

ALT A portrait photo of an African American woman smiling looking into the camera with long breaded hair wearing a brown suit jacket in front of a multi-colored background. There is a name tag at the bottom of the portrait photo and it reads, "Anna Ortega-Williams, Assistant Professor, BSW Program Director." To the left there is a purple gradient overlay with text. The title text reads, “Social Work Month.” The text below that reads, "Transformational Social Work is: humble" Then the block quote text below that reads, "Working with students as an educator, researcher and now as the BSW Program Director at Silberman, enlivens my hope. I'm excited to dream about what is possible."

ALT A portrait photo of an African American woman smiling looking into the camera with long breaded hair wearing a brown suit jacket in front with multi-colored background. There is a name tag at the bottom of the portrait photo and it reads, "Anna Ortega-Williams, Assistant Professor, BSW Program Director." To the left there is a purple gradient overlay with text. The block quote text reads, "Transformational social work is humble. It acknowledges strengths and where the edges of our growth and edges meet. Transformational social work is hopeful, aspirational, and riddled with mistakes. It is born from relationships, connections, moments of repair and dreaming. It centers the building of community, love, and reckons with how we exert power over each other from our relative positions in the Matrix. Transformational social work helps us remember that something else is possible when we most are exhausted and feel like giving up. It's a catalyst and base."

ALT The background of the post is gray with a faded photo of the Silberman School of Social Work building. Large title text at the top of the post reads, "Congratulations." Below that to the left is a small square portrait photo of an older caucasian man. He is looking into the camera smiling with short hair wearing round thin framed black glasses, a dark blue and white twill/checkered shirt with an indigo blue satin tie in front of a green background. To the right of the portrait photo the text reads, "Professor - Steve Burghardt." The below the name tag the text reads, "recipient of the 2024 Promising New Textbook Award by the Textbook & Academic Authors Asscoaition." To the left of this text there is an image of the cover of the textbook with an award seal.

ALT Text reads: "Press release: United Nations addresses the human rights of intersex persons in ground-breaking resolution". Two bar in yellow and purple colours, to reproduce the colours of the intersex flag, separate the text from a photo showing the blue ceiling of Room XX at the Palais des Nations in Geneva, where the UN Human Rights Council is held































