Supervisory Tools for Anti-Racist Practice | Online

Concordia Graduate & Continuing Studies is an approved provider of social work continuing education for MN (MNBSW) and ND (NDBSWE).

A key competency for social workers is to understand how racism and oppression shape human experiences, and consequently how these constructs influence social work practice. This session will highlight some of the societal and historical roots of social and racial injustices affecting social work practice. It will explore the use of intersectionality and cultural humility in supervision as practical tools for supervisors to engage with supervisees to promote anti-racist practice and better manage the influence of bias, power, and privilege in working with clients.

Outcomes
Participants will be able to:

Understand contexts of social and racial inequities in our professional work and the response of professional organizations to address inequities.

Build awareness of one’s own social, cultural, and personal identities that affect our work as supervisors.

Gain practical tools to use in supervision for better anti-racist and anti-oppressive practice.

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Each person registering for training needs an individual account in order to be awarded a certificate of completion.

Organizations that require payment through an administrative office may be invoiced for employees taking the course. Please contact us at [email protected] for instructions on this payment method.

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Dr. Kristi Loberg
Professor, Director of the Social Work Program
Concordia College

Dr. Loberg serves as Professor and Director of the Social Work Program at Concordia College. Her educational background includes a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work (B.A.) from Concordia College, a Master of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) from North Dakota State University. In 2020, she completed a Leadership Certificate program at the University of Minnesota. Prior to her career in academia, Dr. Loberg worked as a licensed social worker in children’s mental health, child and family welfare, services to people with differing abilities, and clinical social work practice. She maintains licensure as a clinical social worker and has worked with community agencies to provide licensure supervision.

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