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SOCW 631 - Critical Social Work Practice
This course critically examines the historical origins, value, methods and applications of various social work practice approaches. With an emphasis on structural, feminist, and Indigenous social work strategies, the course includes the application of these approaches to women, minority groups, Indigenous peoples and residents of northern and remote communities. These approaches are contrasted with other models of social work practice including general systems theory, ecological theory, and case management. Credits: 3.000 Levels: Graduate Schedule Types: Lecture, Audio/Video

SOCW 631 - Critical Social Work Practice

This course critically examines the historical origins, value, methods and applications of various social work practice approaches. With an emphasis on structural, feminist, and Indigenous social work strategies, the course includes the application of these approaches to women, minority groups, Indigenous peoples and residents of northern and remote communities. These approaches are contrasted with other models of social work practice including general systems theory, ecological theory, and case management.
Credits: 3.000

Levels: Graduate
Schedule Types: Lecture, Audio/Video

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