Anti-racist social work : a challenge for white practitioners and educators
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Anti-racist social work : a challenge for white practitioners and educators
（Practical social work）
Macmillan Press, 1997
2nd ed
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Bibliography: p. 169-181
Includes index
Publisher varies: Basingstoke : Palgrave
Description and Table of Contents
Description
In a fully updated new edition, Anti-Racist Social Work explores the reasons why racism continues to be perpetuated in social work on both personal and structural levels. It identifies the three key forms that racism assumes - personal, institutional and cultural racism - and outlines the complex and dynamic processes by which these interact and reinforce each other. Drawing on case studies, practice guidelines and exercises, it proposes a range of strategies for students and professionals which will enable them to develop skills in combating racism in their everyday practice.
Table of Contents
- Foreword to Second Edition
- J.Small - Preface to Second Edition - Acknowledgements - Introduction: Anti-Racist Social Work, A Critical Issue for White People - Racism Permeates Social Work Ideology and Practice - Social Work Training is Imbued with Racism - Deconstructing Racism: Anti-Racism Awareness Training and Social Workers - Social Working Black Families - Tackling Racism at the Organisational Level: Working on Agency Policies and Practices - Campaigning for the Transformation of Social Work: the White Social Worker as an Anti-Racist Advocate - Conclusions: Developing Anti-Racist/Non-Racist Social Work - Useful Addresses - Bibliography - Index
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