Community Organising Against Racism: 'Race', Ethnicity and Community Development

ISBN-13: 9781447333760 / Angielski / Miękka / 2018 / 368 str.

Gary Craig

Opis

In this unique global collection, Gary Craig and his contributors blend theory and practice-based case studies to review how different community development approaches can empower minority ethnic communities to confront racism and overcome social, economic and political disadvantage.

Spis treści

Part I: theories and concepts; Introduction: conceptualisation and historical framework: ethnicity and migration ~ Gary Craig; Community development and political participation by minorities ~ Asifa Afridi; Do minority groups need development? An Illichian approach ~ Brian Belton; Race based hate crime and Islamaphobia ~ Dr. Rick Bowler; Part II: Case studies; Capacity building with minority ethnic groups ~ Phil Ware; Learning Alliance approaches to working with minority communities on health care innovation ~ David Smith; Community development with Chinese mental health service users ~ Lynn Tang; Youth participation amongst ethnic minorities ~ Louisa Cocris; The role of mediators in activating communities ~ Colin Clark; Cultural identity and community development with Roma communities: an asset-based approach ~ Stuart Hashagen; Gender discrimination and community development with Gypsy, Roma and Travellers ~ Holly Notcutt; Addressing the effects of racism through community development ~ Tina Lathouras; An arts-based approach to intercultural work ~ Ranjit Sondhi; Working with multiple minority groups in Toronto ~ Morris Beckford; Community development, biculturalism and multiculturalism ~ Angela Summersgill; Working in a multicultural context in the US ~ Lorraine Gutierrez; Building strengths in asylum seeker communities ~ Linda Briskman and Lis de Vries; Participatory action research with migrant and asylum seeking women ~ Margaret Greenfields and Natalia Paszkiewicz; Re-negotiating identity between migrant workers ~ Rob Gregory; Working with female migrant workers in Hong Kong ~ SL Hung and KK Fung; Conclusion ~ Gary Craig.