The IN (Interdependence Network), with support from the Milbank Foundation, is conducting a symposium to look closely at the power and potency of social capital and community engagement for all people.  The symposium will be held on October 25, 2013 at the Community Living and Support Services (CLASS) Swissvale Center located at 1400 S. Braddock Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA 15218.

This symposium will be unlike the usual conferences you attend. Based on the results of an international study conducted by the IN to examine the community engagement patterns of people with disabilities, we will be debating, plotting, boasting, and revealing interactive strategies and actions.

The IN is a coalition of like-minded advocates and organizations in the US and Canada, dedicated to the concept of macro (community and culture) change. Join us on October 25th to learn how you can be a change agent by creating a personal blueprint for action in your community.

This program is offered for 6.5 hours of social work continuing education toward requirements for LSW/ LCSW, LPC, and LMFT biennial license renewal. There is an additional $10 fee for these credits.

Availability for this groundbreaking symposium is limited, so please reserve your spot by visiting:
buildingsocialcapital.org/october25
For more information, please contact info@buildingsocialcapital.org.

The Interdependence Network is a collaborative effort among disability-based human service organizations from around the United States and Canada. The network was formed in 2008 to explore the concept of social capital and community engagement and their role in the field of rehabilitation and in the lives of people with disabilities.