Past eventHeld October 8–9, 2026
Annual Fall Social Work Conference 2026
Annual Fall Social Work Conference 2026 was a Title IV-E child welfare conference for the public child welfare workforce in Alabama.
Birmingham Marriott
- Held
- October 8–9, 2026
- Venue
- Birmingham Marriott
TL;DR
- Annual Fall Social Work Conference 2026 took place October 8–9, 2026 at Birmingham Marriott.
- The conference was billed as providing 9.5 contact hours through the Alabama State Board of Social Work Examiners.
- The program was scheduled to include keynote and concurrent sessions for the public child welfare workforce.
About
The University of Alabama School of Social Work hosts it each year through the Title IV-E partnership, with a different focus within public child welfare every time. Concurrent sessions were scheduled to cover topics such as safety culture, vicarious trauma, crossover youth and canine-assisted therapy.
Who was in the room
Public child welfare workforce
Alabama child welfare practitioners and social workers.
Featured speakers
23 listedNicole Ruggiano
Interim Dean · University of Alabama School of Social Work
Tori Hope Petersen
Keynote Speaker
Antonio Grate
George Ashley
Cameile Henry
Lorice Marie Parker
Monica Jones
Alexandra Miller
Macon Stewart
Anna Kate Edgemon
Doug Brown
Ginifer Fowler
Faith Ann Bailey
Gabriele Hoog
Geraldine Atkins Siddiq
Jessica Segrest
Jodi Robeson
Kristy Holt
Krystal Smith
Maureen Schuster
Philecia Ward
Raevin Wade
Raequon Pinkney
Venue & travel
Venue
Birmingham MarriottQuestions people ask
6 answeredAnnual Fall Social Work Conference 2026 was scheduled for October 8–9, 2026.
It was held at Birmingham Marriott in Birmingham, AL.
It was designed for the public child welfare workforce and was also billed as beneficial to people working with children and families.
It was most useful for Alabama public child welfare workers, since the concurrent sessions were scheduled to cover vicarious trauma, crossover youth and safety culture, and the program was billed as offering 9.5 contact hours through the Alabama State Board of Social Work Examiners. It was reasonable for licence-maintenance credit, but social workers outside Alabama or outside child welfare may have found the credits and content less applicable.
Social workers and child welfare staff at a two-day conference typically wear business casual, such as slacks, skirts or khakis with a blouse or collared shirt, plus a layer for cool hotel ballrooms.
The organizer identifies the public child welfare workforce as the core audience and says the conference is beneficial to anyone working with children and families.
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