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Hello

Future of Saskatchewan Social Work is a provincial initiative dedicated to bringing awareness to the profession of Social Work in Saskatchewan. Specifically, this includes gathering to discuss our governing body's actions and the impacts these have on our daily practice as front-line workers, and organizing to strongly develop our profession and protect the public.

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This is a volunteer- and collective-led initiative. Our decisions are widely made by consensus in meetings. We value transparency, group voice and action, social justice and advocacy, and commitment to ongoing inquiry into Social Work's history and responsibility for repair.

Our current asks for SASW

(Updated December 2025)

Increased transparency

Provide a clear account of how legislative changes occurred, including decision-making and consultation processes

 

Explain the lack of transparent communication with members

 

Publish Council Meeting Minutes
(Nov 2025 and Jan 2026 minutes published April 2026)

Clarity

Provide a detailed history of mandate changes 

 

Develop a FAQ document distinguishing advocacy and lobbying activities (individual, collective, SASW-funded)

Increased member input

Call a formal members’ meeting with the President

(General information session hosted March 11, 2026)

 

Share thorough information on legislative changes in accessible formats (guidance documents, webinars, meetings)

Engage in meaningful consultation with members on next steps

Development of our profession

Commit logistical and financial support for establishing a separate advocacy organization if divestment proceeds

 

Clarify how SASW will redirect funds and resources given reduced activities

Additional interpretation

Explore broader legal interpretations of the Social Workers Act that allow advocacy under SASW’s name in the public interest

Members urge SASW to
act with leadership, clarity, and responsiveness
in this moment of change. A strong, ethical, and transparent association
is vital to the wellbeing
of communities and the credibility of the profession. 

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