Kansas School Social Workers Association (KSSWA)
2026 Fall Virtual Conference
Wednesday, September 30, 2026
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion in the School Setting
Join school social workers from across Kansas for a day of learning, inspiration, and connection at the 2026 Kansas School Social Workers Association Fall Virtual Conference!
This year's conference focuses on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI)—providing practical strategies, meaningful conversations, and evidence-based practices that empower school social workers to better support every student, family, and school community.
Conference Speaker Line-Up
AM Speaker 9:00am-12:00pm
Leonard Webb, M.Ed, Is a Author, Motivational Speaker, owner of Webbolutionary Motivation LLC, and a strong background in criminal justice system and school systems.
"Inspiring Leadership through Literacy; Building Bridges for Black and Brown Girls ; and Working with Black Male Youth Who Have Experienced Trauma" Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the value of literacy, youth voice, inspiring leadership, the spectrum of youth engagement, and effective strategies for youth involvement in leadership development. Explore culturally responsive practices for supporting and empowering Black and Brown youth in educational settings. Apply strategies that strengthen mental health literacy, reduce stigma, and create safe, supportive spaces for black male youth.
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PM Speaker 1:00pm-4:00pm
Angelique Foye-Fletcher, LCMFT, LMFT, RPT, is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Registered Play Therapist, keynote speaker, and founder of Foye-Fletcher Therapy LLC.
“Every Child Belongs Here: Designing Neurodiversity-Affirming and Culturally Responsive Therapeutic Spaces.”Participants will explore the differences between cultural competence and cultural humility and how these concepts apply to school-based mental health settings. The session will also help attendees evaluate therapeutic spaces for cultural bias and barriers to inclusion while identifying opportunities to strengthen psychological safety for diverse learners. Attendees will leave with evidence-informed strategies for creating culturally responsive and neurodiversity-affirming therapeutic environments that support elementary-aged children.
Don't miss this opportunity to grow professionally, connect with colleagues, and be inspired to create more inclusive, welcoming, and supportive school communities.
Register today to reserve your spot! Mark your calendar for Wednesday, September 30, 2026, and join KSSWA for a day of learning, collaboration, and professional growth.
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