دانلود کتاب Case Critical: Social Services and Social Justice in Canada

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Cover
Praise for Case Critical
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
A Note about Quotes, Co-authors, and Formatting
1 Ntamkidwinan First Words
Welcome
An Anishinaabe Elder’s Perspectives
2 Power, Ideology, and Social Services
Ongoing Colonialism and Its Consequences
Canadian Apology for Residential Schools
Indigenous Child Removal System and the “Sixties Scoop”
Today’s Colonialism
Individualism and Privilege
Progressive Social Work
3 Naming and Resisting Injustices
Colonial Privilege
Racism and Privilege
Class Privilege
Patriarchal Privilege
Heterosexual/Cisgender Privilege
Ableism and Privilege
Social Justice and Social Services
4 Roots: Early Attitudes
Early North American Social Welfare
“Survival of the Fittest” – Social Darwinism
Social Work: The Beginnings
Oppression and Resistance
Indigenous “Assimilation” and Resistance
Inuit and Métis
Early 1900s Unrest
Social Programs and Social Injustices
Resistance and Progressive Movement
Neoliberal Backlash
5 Diverging Schools of Altruism
Conflicts inside the Social Work Curriculum
Conventional: Ecological-Systems Theory
Anti-Oppression Perspectives
The Controversy about Competency Models
From Aboriginal Circles in the Classroom to Indigenizing Social Work
Four Principles of Good Practice
6 Social Workers: On the Front Line
Where Social Workers Work
How People Become Social Service Users
Hierarchies and the Stratification of Social Services
The Challenge of Social Work
The Bottom Line: Managerialized Social Services
Privatization of Social Services
A Challenge: This Story Must Change
7 Reality Check: Service Users’ Experience
Welfare “Reform”: Smoke and Mirrors
Different Shades of Social Coercion
Caring Social Services: Take a Deep Bow
8 Challenging Feeling Hopeless
Social Justice Movements
Labour Unions and Social Work
Dealing with Challenges: Tiny Miracles
Alternative Social Services
An Activist Agenda by Progressive Social Workers
9 Toward Liberation
Challenging Multiple Oppressions
Themes for Liberation in Social Work Practice
Indigenous Healing and Liberation
Liberation and Social Services
The Pendulum of Practice: A Tool for Assessing Cultural Competence
Completing a Cultural Competence Self-Audit
Competence Matrix
Supporting and Actualizing Transformation
10 Nawây-pîkiskwêwina After Words
Can we go where we have never been?
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