52 research outputs found
“You can never understand a culture until you experience it”: How an experiential learning course prepared students for practice with Latino communities through learning for advocacy
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Equipping Bilingual Social Work Students from the Inside Out: Cultural Sensitivity, Self-awareness, and Language
No full textIn Pursuit of Social Justice: Emic and Etic Perspectives of Social Service Providers
No full textProfessional social service providers have an obligation to seek social justice for their clients and the communities they serve. Using a case-study approach, this exploratory qualitative study examined how providers address community needs from emic and etic perspectives and the influence of race concordance on the development of these perspectives in relation to social justice. Themes found include: (a) understanding the community, (b) providing culturally appropriate services, and (c) fighting for social justice. Suggestions are offered for narrowing the gap between social justice knowledge and action taking. Suggestions are also offered for providing more culturally appropriate social services
Teaching Note—“By Any Means Necessary!” Infusing Socioeconomic Justice Content Into Quantitative Research Course Work
No full textThe USA National Longitudinal Lesbian Family Study (NLLFS): Homophobia, Psychological Adjustment, and Protective Factors
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