Welcome to the Canadian Society for Spirituality & Social Work.
It is our intent to stimulate interest and scholarship in the area of spirituality and social work through hosting conferences, encouraging research, and publishing quality articles and research papers by practitioners, students and academics.
We hope you find our website inviting, informative and engaging.
The 13th International Spirituality Conference
June 9-12, 2027
Canadian Mennonite University, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Call For Abstracts NOW OPEN!
Submission Deadline: September 30, 2026
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Spirituality in a Time of Crisis: Sacred Resistance, Collective Healing and Transformation
This conference convenes social workers, scholars, practitioners, students, and allied professionals to examine the significance of spirituality in contemporary crises. Participants are invited to engage spirituality as a mode of resistance and transformative practice across individual and collective contexts. The gathering aims to advance critical dialogue on how spirituality informs resilience, social justice and collective well-being. Please click here for more information. |
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The Canadian Society for Spirituality and Social Work is committed to being inclusive.
CSSSW acknowledges there are numerous and diverse ways of knowing, being and practicing spirituality, which range from expressions of spirituality independent of specific belief systems, to those intertwined with religious beliefs and/or cultures. Some of these activities/traditions may overlap, and others are independent of each other. The aim in CSSSW is to provide opportunities for diverse, respectful, and safer expressions of spirituality.
CSSSW acknowledges there are numerous and diverse ways of knowing, being and practicing spirituality, which range from expressions of spirituality independent of specific belief systems, to those intertwined with religious beliefs and/or cultures. Some of these activities/traditions may overlap, and others are independent of each other. The aim in CSSSW is to provide opportunities for diverse, respectful, and safer expressions of spirituality.
