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Empowering Latino/x/e/a Social Workers

Join us in our mission to empower all social workers and advocate for justice, equality, and human rights within our communities and beyond.

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LSWO Keynote Speakers

Dr. Adrian Aguilera is a Professor in the School of Social Welfare at UC Berkeley and the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at UC San Francisco (UCSF). Dr. Aguilera directs the Digital Health Equity and Access Lab(link is external) (dHEAL) and previously directed the Latinx Center of Excellence in Behavioral Health.

Dr. Kristina Lovato is an Assistant Professor of Social Welfare at the University of California, Berkeley, where she also serves as Director of the Center on Immigration and Child Welfare Initiative (CICW) She is also an inaugural member of the Latinx & Democracy Cluster at UC Berkeley

We appreciate the support of the University of Illinois - Urbana-Champaign SSW - Provider of Continuing Education Units.

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Exhibitors

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Our Commitment

At Latino Social Workers Organization (LSWO), we are committed to advancing the rights and well-being of all communities through professional networking, education, and advocacy. We actively engage with our network to promote cultural competence, social justice, and equitable access to resources.

We firmly believe in the importance of cultural humility and strive to create an inclusive environment where the voices of all social workers are heard and valued. Our goal is to foster a supportive network that uplifts the profession and enhances the impact of social work in Latino communities.

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