National Association of Social Workers, California Chapter records, 1925-1996 (bulk 1978-1989).

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National Association of Social Workers, California Chapter records, 1925-1996 (bulk 1978-1989).

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The National Association of Social Workers (NASW), California Chapter records provide early background information, dating from the 1930s to 1950s, for various professional associations and also includes materials of NASW Golden Gate Chapter, NASW Los Angeles Chapter, and California Council of NASW Chapters. These chapters preceded the founding of the NASW California Chapter in 1976. The records include correspondence; bylaws; organization structure; policy statements; procedures; Board of Directors, Executive, and other committee meetings; conference and Chapter activity materials; reports; proposals; financial information; and publications. Also contained in the collection is an extensive subject file, including such broad topics as adoption, federal issues, health, legislative activities, mental health, social services, and welfare.

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National Association of Social Workers. California Chapter

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American Association of Psychiatric Social Workers.

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