The conference intends to bring social work early scholars and practitioners who work directly with the community. It will cover a range of topics including, but not limited to the following:

●          Social and cultural well-being of individuals, families and communities

●          Catastrophic effect of the pandemic

●          Development initiatives on poverty, hunger, social injustice, oppression, human rights, extreme poverty, and the global maldistribution of wealth in general;

●          Interventions in the fields of disaster management and climate change (recovery and community resilience)

●          People and mobility, refugee crisis, human trafficking, forced eviction, displacement

●          Sustainable and ethical practice in human services

●          Social work interventions of NGOs, CBOs and community organizations

●          Interventions in community health, peace building, social safety net, social harmony, neighborhood, social security, social protection and services for aged people and children.

●          Criminal justice

●          Educating for change, human rights and equality