Thanks for the Memories. Each year we meet for three days to gather, study and disseminate information on problems and methods of practical human improvement. Our next conference is slated for April 9-11, 2000. Thanks for the Memories. Next year, KCSW will be 100 years old.
Plans are under way to commemorate the event.
Evans further stated that people working in the field of social welfare deal with society's most intractable problems, working with troubled children and families, organizing communities for change, doing cutting edge research and administering social programs. More than 200 social workers have held elective office, including one U.S. senator and four representatives. As a member of the Kansas Conference on Social Welfare, you are a real American hero. Today, we enjoy many privileges because those who came before us saw miseries and injustices and took action, inspiring others. In addition to workshops, the Kansas Conference on Social Welfare provides fellowship and hospitality to social workers, human service professionals, volunteers and retired folks from all across the state.