Social Work Practice for Social Justice: From Cultural Competence to Anti-Oppression
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Social Work Practice for Social Justice: From Cultural Competence to Anti-Oppression

by Betty Garcia, Dorothy Van Soest

Education Social Work 社會正義
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Social Work Practice for Social Justice explores the relationship between cultural competence and anti-oppression in social work. Betty Garcia and Dorothy Van Soest present a social justice-centered perspective on professional practice, helping readers consider culture, equity, and power within the context of social work education and service.

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Social Work Practice for Social Justice examines professional practice through the lens of social justice.

Betty Garcia and Dorothy Van Soest address the relationship between cultural competence and anti-oppression.

The book focuses on how social workers can understand and engage with issues of equity, culture, and power.

It provides a foundation for readers studying or practicing social work with an emphasis on socially just approaches.

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