Reimagining Anti-Oppression Social Work Practice

ISBN-13: 9781551309798 / Angielski / Miękka / 2017 / 220 str.

Samantha Wehbi; Henry Parada

Opis

Demonstrates the transformative potential of inclusive practices, such as in Indigenous practice principles, through examples of anti-oppression work with marginalized populations. Contributors also reveal how anti-oppression approaches more strongly combat a diversity of social issues, including anti-Black sanism, discrimination against queer populations, and children and youth injustices.

Spis treści

• Preface: Reimagining Anti-Oppression Social Work Practices: Tensions and Conversations
• Samantha Wehbi and Henry Parada
• Section I: Supportive Critiques of Anti-Oppression
• Chapter 1: Parallel Pathways to Decolonization: Critical and Indigenous Social Work
• Cyndy Baskin and Caitlin Davey
• Chapter 2: Long-Standing Social Conflicts and Local Problems of Population Governance: Reorganizing for Future Theory Development and Community Practice
• Tina Wilson
• Chapter 3: Ontario’s Child Welfare Transformation and Primary Health Care Renewal: The Allure of Change
• Kristin Smith
• Section II: Nuancing Anti-Oppression
• Chapter 4: Youth Engagement in Governmental and Community Organizations: Contradictions and Recommendations
• Susan Preston and Jordan Aslett
• Chapter 5: Breaking Barriers: Obstacles to the Use of Family Group Conferencing
• Nyron Sookraj, Doret Phillips, and Gordon Pon
• Chapter 6: Equal Rights Discourse: Transformative Possibilities?
• Dawn Onishenko
• Section III: Engagement With Marginalized Populations
• Chapter 7: Anti-Oppressive Social Work with Disabled People: Challenging Ourselves to Do Better
• Judith Sandys
• Chapter 8: When The Suffering Is Compounded: Towards Anti-Black Sanism
• Idil Abdillahi, Sonia Meerai, and Jennifer Poole
• Chapter 9: “It’s Like a Tattoo”: Rethinking Dominant Discourses on Grief
• Robyn L. Ord
• Section IV: Anti-Oppression as a Frame for Transformation
• Chapter 10: Building Anti-Oppressive Organizations: Thoughts from a Multi-Dimensionally Informed Journey
• Lisa Barnoff, Idil Abdillahi, and Beth Jordan
• Chapter 11: Trade Unions and Social Work: Toward New Convergences Against Austerity
• Winnie Ng
• Chapter 12: The Professional Portfolio: Bridging the Classroom–Practice Divide in Social Work Education
• Jennifer Clarke, Susan Preston, and Jennifer Ajandi
• References