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NASW Supports Multi-State Lawsuit Challenging Federal Student Loan Limits
The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) has announced its support for a multi-state lawsuit, challenging the U.S. Department of Education's new rule that redefines and restricts federal student loan limits for graduate students.
NASW-IL Staff
Jun 22 min read


From the Pen of the President: June 2026
Social workers are often asked to hold extraordinary complexity while staying responsive, grounded, ethical, and effective. Entire communities and systems continue moving because social workers keep finding ways to absorb more, adapt more, and carry more. There is something deeply admirable in that. There is also a cost. People can spend years proving they can carry everything while losing connection to what they actually want to carry.
NASW-IL Staff
Jun 14 min read


Major Social Work Organizations Working to Ensure Students Have Affordable Access to Education
The Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) and the National Association of Social Workers (NASW) are working together to ensure students have affordable access to social work education, despite the U.S. Department of Education’s (DOE) recently finalized rule excluding social work from its definition of “professional” degrees.
NASW-IL Staff
May 282 min read


That 1099 Contract Could Cost You Your License
Be wary of employers advertising clinical positions for Licensed Social Workers and listing them as 1099 independent contractor roles. It's illegal in IL, and the consequences for both the LSW and the organization can be severe.
NASW-IL Staff
May 264 min read
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