Diversity and Social Work in Canada explores the question of how the social work profession can effectively address the growing diversity within Canada today.
Diversity and Social Work in Canada explores the question of how the social work profession can effectively address the growing diversity within Canada today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alean Al-Krenawi, President, Achva Academic College, John R. Graham, Director and Professor, School of Social Work, Florida Atlantic University , Nazim Habibov, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, University of Windsor
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* Preface and Acknowledgments * Contributors * Part 1 Theoretical Approaches to Social Work and Diversity * 1. Introduction: Social Work and Diversity (Alean Al-Krenawi, John R. Graham, and Nazim Habibov) * 2. Whiteout: Still Looking for Race in Canadian Social Work Practice (June Ying Yee and Gary C. Dumbrill) * 3. Foundations of Anti-racism and Anti-oppression in Social Work Practice (Gordon Pon, Sulaimon Giwa, and Narda Razack) * Part 2 Social Work in Diverse Settings * 4. Experiential Phenomenology: Multicultural Social Work in Clinical and Direct Practice Settings (Marie Lacroix) * 5. Macro Practice with Diverse Communities: New Challenges for Social Workers (Douglas Durst) * Part 3 Social Work with Diverse Populations * 6. Multiple Positionality and Intersectionality: Towards a Dialogical Social Work Approach (Miu Chung Yan) * 7. Social Work with Aboriginal Families: A Traditional and Urban Dialectic (Raymond Neckoway and Keith Brownlee) * 8. The Franco-Ontarian Community: From Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Economic Challenges (David Welch) * 9. Adaptation and Acculturation among New Canadians: Implications for Intergenerational Relations and Social Work Practice (Debashis Dutta and Ross A. Klein) * 10. Narratives as Tools in Intercultural Intervention with Immigrant and Refugee Populations (Catherine Montgomery) * 11. Spirituality, Religion, and Diversity (Diana Coholic) * 12. Social Work and Sexual Diversity: A Review (Christine A. Walsh, Carey Mulligan, and Gio Dolcecore) * 13. Reviving and Reshaping Gender in Social Work (Sarah Fotheringham) * 14. Working with Individuals with Disabilities and Their Families (Irene Carter) * 15. Social Work with Diverse Older Adults (Daniel Lai and Xue Bai) * 16. Social Work and Diversity Through an Experiential Lens (Natalie Blake-Noel) * 17. Conclusion (Alean Al-Krenawi, John R. Graham, and Nazim Habibov) * Glossary * Index
* Preface and Acknowledgments * Contributors * Part 1 Theoretical Approaches to Social Work and Diversity * 1. Introduction: Social Work and Diversity (Alean Al-Krenawi, John R. Graham, and Nazim Habibov) * 2. Whiteout: Still Looking for Race in Canadian Social Work Practice (June Ying Yee and Gary C. Dumbrill) * 3. Foundations of Anti-racism and Anti-oppression in Social Work Practice (Gordon Pon, Sulaimon Giwa, and Narda Razack) * Part 2 Social Work in Diverse Settings * 4. Experiential Phenomenology: Multicultural Social Work in Clinical and Direct Practice Settings (Marie Lacroix) * 5. Macro Practice with Diverse Communities: New Challenges for Social Workers (Douglas Durst) * Part 3 Social Work with Diverse Populations * 6. Multiple Positionality and Intersectionality: Towards a Dialogical Social Work Approach (Miu Chung Yan) * 7. Social Work with Aboriginal Families: A Traditional and Urban Dialectic (Raymond Neckoway and Keith Brownlee) * 8. The Franco-Ontarian Community: From Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Economic Challenges (David Welch) * 9. Adaptation and Acculturation among New Canadians: Implications for Intergenerational Relations and Social Work Practice (Debashis Dutta and Ross A. Klein) * 10. Narratives as Tools in Intercultural Intervention with Immigrant and Refugee Populations (Catherine Montgomery) * 11. Spirituality, Religion, and Diversity (Diana Coholic) * 12. Social Work and Sexual Diversity: A Review (Christine A. Walsh, Carey Mulligan, and Gio Dolcecore) * 13. Reviving and Reshaping Gender in Social Work (Sarah Fotheringham) * 14. Working with Individuals with Disabilities and Their Families (Irene Carter) * 15. Social Work with Diverse Older Adults (Daniel Lai and Xue Bai) * 16. Social Work and Diversity Through an Experiential Lens (Natalie Blake-Noel) * 17. Conclusion (Alean Al-Krenawi, John R. Graham, and Nazim Habibov) * Glossary * Index
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