Social Work in Iran
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Social Work in Iran: The Premier Arena for Multi-Faceted Specialized Social Services
Iran provides a fertile ground for the growth of professional social work. The transition toward highly specialized, multi-faceted services reflects…
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The Transition to Modern Social Work in Iran
Social work in Iran is at a sensitive and transitional stage. While it has conceptually approached global standards and modern…
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“Iranian Social Workers” Website: A Beacon for the Social Work Community in Iran
“Iranian Social Workers” Website: A Beacon for the Social Work Community in Iran The Iranian Social Workers website stands as…
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Change from Within: The Role of Media in the Professional Transformation of Social Work in Iran
Given its history and influence, the Iranian Social Workers website is well-equipped to implement these tactics. This platform is not…
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Social Work in Iran: A Comprehensive Overview
Despite its progress, the field of social work in Iran faces several challenges. These include economic pressures that increase the…
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Second Session of “Social Work in Times of War” to Focus on Ethics and Professional Immunity
Second Session of "Social Work in Times of War" to Focus on Ethics and Professional Immunity
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Social work in Iran is a diverse and evolving profession with a rich history
Despite the significant contributions of social workers in Iran, the profession faces several challenges. These include a high risk of…
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The Unseen Divide: Nepotism and Discrimination in Iranian Social Work Employment
Addressing this issue requires a concerted effort to uphold the principles of justice and meritocracy. While proving such subtle forms…
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Association of Social Workers of Iran
The profession of social work in Iran dates back to 1961. By examining the available evidences and texts, we will…
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Definition of social work in Iran is practically different from what NASW has defined
Definition of social work in Iran is practically different from what NASW has defined. Parvaneh Khaftan, Master in social work…
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