Continuing Education (CE)

Registration Now Open

School Social Work Committee Retreat
Monday, June 29th, 2026 (In-Person)

School Social Work Symposium 2026
October 16th, 2026 (Virtual) | 8:00-2:45 pm
Theme: School Social Work: Maximizing Impact in Challenging Times

NASW-MD is now on the CE Institute!

The CE Institute is your go-to resource for on-demand professional development. It features a wide range of titles produced by NASW Maryland, NASW Chapters, and the National Office, all accessible with your NASW member login. This means you can easily track your training history and enjoy the convenience of both free and discounted CEs! Check out our webinars today!

NASW-MD is dedicated to supporting social workers in fulfilling their professional development goals. As part of this commitment, we have developed a variety of programs and resources, including credentials, educational and training opportunities, newsletters, employment information, and a range of publications.

Live/On-Demand NASW-Maryland Workshops

July 2026

August 2026

September 2026

Ocotober 2026

November 2026

December 2026

Self-Study CAT II Workshops

Save the Date Conferences and Events

School Social Work Symposium 

October 16th 2026 (Virtual)

21st Annual Clinical & 14th Annual Macro Conference 2026 

Thursday, September 24 and Friday, September 25, 2026

Be an Exhibitor in 2026 for one of our in-person conferences!

NASW-MD Required training for MD Social Workers Concerning Implicit Bias, Structural Racism, & Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice

Under current Maryland Law there are continuing education requirements for social workers to satisfy that concern the issues of implicit bias, structural racism and anti-oppressive social work practice. Below you will find specific information concerning each of these requirements.
  • Three anti-oppressive social work practice CEUS:
    • This is a requirement to complete EVERY renewal period
    • Workshop must be a Category 1 workshop
    • Defined in BSWE Regulations COMAR 10.42.06.03 A (1) (d): “3 of the required Category I continuing education units shall have anti-oppressive social work practice content focusing on race, culture, or equity, and include one or more of the following topics:(i) Cultural humility; (ii) Social justice; (iii) Racial equity; (iv) Implicit bias; or (v) Anti-racism practices”
  • Implicit bias training requirement:
    • Described in Md. HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Code Ann. § 1-225 that passed in the 2021 Legislative session (SB 5).
    • Applies to ALL health practitioners and training must be approved by the BSWE and the Maryland Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities.
    • This is a ONCE IN YOUR CAREER requirement --when a social worker renews their license, they must attest to meeting this requirement.
    • Effective date of requirement: first license or renewal after April 1, 2021.
  • Structural racism training requirement:
    • Described in MD HEALTH OCCUPATIONS Code Ann. § 1-225 that passed in the 2025 Legislative session (HB 783).
    • Applies to ALL health practitioners and training must be approved by the BSWE and the Maryland Office of Minority Health and Health Disparities.
    • This is a ONCE IN YOUR CAREER requirement -- when a social worker renews their license, they must attest to meeting this requirement.
    • Effective date of requirement: first license or renewal after April 1, 2026.

NASW MD is committed to offering workshops on these important practice topics and that meet the legal requirements. Below are a few workshops that meet these requirements – click on the link next to the workshop title to register.