"The game is changing in social work regulation. The ASWB Education Meeting, held in Arlington, Virginia, in early May, explored some of those changes and discussed how social work regulators can position themselves and their organizations to face the challenges ahead.
One highlight of the meeting was playing FACTUALITY, an interactive board game created and facilitated by keynote speaker Natalie Gillard. This two-part immersive experience was designed to enhance attendees’ awareness of how race, class, gender, faith, sexual orientation, ability, and age can affect outcomes in people’s lives.
Using a board game of her own design, enhanced by facilitated dialogue and audience participation, Gillard created an immersive experience designed to simulate fact-based inequities in society."
Read the full write-up here.
Consider Factuality to support the continuing education of your social workers.
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