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Social work idealism was found to associate positively with both altruistic reasons and professional concerns of choosing social work. The findings showed that altruistic reasons were very important to extremely important in their choice of social work as their career. Correlation analyses and multiple regression analyses were used to identify predictors of their perception of ethnic discrimination, perceived glass ceiling, and perception of career prospects. Participants provided basic demographic and career-related information and completed a set of measures to explore their reasons of choosing social work as their career, and their career perceptions and prospects. A total of 208 Asian American social work administrators, supervisors, practitioners and graduate social work students participated in a comprehensive online survey. Social work educators also teach peaceful engagement for social justice in our classrooms, support it in our research, and are prepared to engage with anyone of goodwill who is interested in addressing and resolving historical or modern grievances with the goal of social justice and an end to racism and oppression in all its forms.The current study explored factors influencing career choices of Asian American social workers and assessed if their personal characteristics and career-related experiences affected their perceived glass ceiling, perception of ethnic discrimination, and perception of career prospects. The great religions of the world only advocate peaceful resolution of conflict and complaints. The history of discrimination and oppression, however, cannot in any way justify contemporary violence and acts of terror and racism which can only perpetuate the oppressive cycle of violence, and do nothing to advance social justice or peace. IASSW does support robust conversations undertaken in goodwill to address and resolve injustices around the world that have grown from years of oppression, colonialism, and religious and economic hegemony. Our condemnation does not change according to country, race, ethnicity, religion, or other circumstance.

We condemn racist acts and people or industries that make and sell the weapons and other equipment that allow terrorists to carry out their violent intentions.

IASSW opposes and condemns racism, discrimination, intolerance and violence in all its pernicious and evil forms, and condemns those governments, quasi-governments and individuals who perpetrate racism, discrimination and support intolerance and violence. IASSW’s Message For Peaceful Engagement With Social Justice, Opposing And Condemning Racism, Discrimination And Violence Global Standards for Social Work Education and Training.Ethics in Social Work, Statement of Principles.(Optional) Multi-Year Membership Payments.

Sustainability, Climate Change, Disaster Intervention Committee.

IASSW Advocacy Statement on Human Rights.

IASSW Funded project- Ecuador (UNEMI – Universidad Estatal de Milagro).

Final Report-Developing Social Work Education and Practice in Malawi.

Final Report: First International Military Social Work Conference.

IASSW: Regional, Sub regional & National Representatives.

#Asian social work journal professional