International Conference on Ethics, Philosophy and Social Work Practice (ICEPSWP - 26)

This track explores the ethical frameworks that guide social work practice, emphasizing the importance of moral responsibility in professional conduct. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight ethical dilemmas faced by social workers in diverse contexts.

This session delves into the philosophical underpinnings of social justice, examining theories that inform our understanding of fairness and equity. Discussions will focus on the implications of these theories for social work and policy-making.

This track addresses the application of ethical theories to real-world issues in social sciences, including sociology and social work. Participants will engage in discussions on how applied ethics can inform practice and improve societal outcomes.

This session investigates the intersection of care ethics and human rights, emphasizing the moral obligations of social workers to advocate for vulnerable populations. Participants will analyze case studies that illustrate the complexities of care in a rights-based framework.

This track focuses on the role of virtue ethics in shaping professional values within social work and related fields. Discussions will center on how cultivating virtues can enhance professional integrity and ethical decision-making.

This session examines normative ethical theories and their relevance to social responsibility in practice. Participants will explore how these theories can guide social workers in making morally sound decisions in complex situations.

This track provides a platform for discussing frameworks and models of moral decision-making specific to social work practice. Participants will engage in practical exercises to enhance their skills in navigating ethical challenges.

This session focuses on the concept of justice as it relates to ethical dilemmas encountered in social work. Participants will analyze various case studies to understand how justice principles can inform ethical decision-making.

This track explores the importance of professional integrity and adherence to ethical standards in social work. Discussions will highlight the challenges social workers face in maintaining integrity amid competing pressures.

This session investigates various philosophical perspectives that inform ethical practices in social work. Participants will critically engage with different philosophical arguments to better understand their implications for social work ethics.

This track examines the concept of moral responsibility within the context of social work practice. Participants will discuss the ethical obligations that social workers have towards clients and society at large.