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the cbsw conference.
the family reunion you've waited for all year long!
Save the date:
3.1.24
Nashville, TN

Thank you for making our 2023 conference a success!

A dope keynote speaker.
Expert social workers leading workshops.
At least 4.0 CEUS (sponsored by the NASW-TN)
Networking opportunities.
Opportunities to buy from on-site vendors.
A chance to get your whole life in order in one day!
Meet and re-connect with your Black social work family.

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Nashville, TN

Keynote Speaker: Dr. Lucius Turner Outlaw, Jr.

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Lucius Turner Outlaw (Jr.), the author of On Race and Philosophy (Routledge 1996) and Critical Social Theory in the Interest of Black Folks (Roman and Littlefield 2005) and other writings, is Professor of Philosophy, African American and Diaspora Studies, and of Human and Organizational Development (Peabody College) at Vanderbilt University, having joined the faculty in July of 2000. (Outlaw was formerly the T. Wistar Brown Professor of Philosophy at Haverford College Haverford, Pennsylvania.) Outlaw teaches, researches, and writes about race and ethnicity, American Philosophy, Africana Philosophy, Critical Social Theory, Social and Political Philosophy, and the history of Philosophy in the “West.” Born in Starkville, Mississippi, he is a graduate of Fisk University (BA, 1967) and of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences of Boston College (Ph.D., Philosophy, 1972).

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