Bridging the Generational Divide: Ethical Practice in Social Work Across Generations

January 29th, 2027, 1 pm - 5 pm

Presented by Brenda Stueber, MSW

4 Ethics & Boundaries CEHs

“Bridging the Generational Divide: Ethical Practice in Social Work Across Generations” is a four-hour interactive webinar designed to help social workers understand how generational differences shape values, communication styles, work expectations, and help-seeking behaviors. Through case studies, small-group discussion, and reflection, participants will explore how age-based assumptions and biases can impact engagement, assessment, and intervention. Grounded in the NASW Code of Ethics, this session will focus on practical strategies to build generational intelligence, strengthen cross-generational collaboration, and promote ethical, culturally responsive practice with clients, colleagues, and communities of all ages.
By the end of this training:
1.Explain how generational perspectives influence interactions
2.Apply the NASW Code of Ethics to intergenerational dilemmas
3.Use ethical decision-making models for conflict across generations
4.Demonstrate strategies for cultural humility, integrity, and empathy
5.Develop a personal action plan for ethical cross-generational practice

COST
Members - $85
Student & Retired Members - $65
Non-Members - $115

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