The Group-Centered BSW Curriculum for Community Practice

The “mundane extreme environment” of racism and poverty follows us into the new millennium (McAdoo, 1986). In response, I propose a group-centered curriculum for community practice as the professional foundation for social work education. Shifting the curricular focus from individual development to social development and from a domestic perspective to an international human rights perspective, the group-centered curriculum would teach social group work, inter-group work, and inter-professional practice as methods for promoting social and economic justice

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• An Exploration of Human Rights and Social Work Education in the United States

  Open Access•Lori Sousa-Meixell, Sook Hyun Kim et al.•Journal of Human Rights and…•2021

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• Nonprofit Organizations and Innovation

  Elizabeth A Mulroy, Suellen Shay•Social Work•1997

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• Youths and Communities

  William H Barton, Mary Watkins et al.•Social Work•1997

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• Role of Latina-Owned Beauty Parlors in a Latino Community

  M Delgado•Social Work•1997

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• Asset Building as a Community Revitalization Strategy

  Deborah Page-Adams, Michael Sherraden•Social Work•1997

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• Building Community

  Carol S Cohen, Mark H Phillips•Social Work•1997

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• Countering Urban Disinvestment through Community-Building Initiatives

  Arthur J Naparstek, D J Dooley et al.•Social Work•1997

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• Implementing Comprehensive Community Development

  Robert J Chaskin, Mark L Joseph et al.•Social Work•1997

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• The Little Village Project

  Irving A Spergel, S F Grossman•Social Work•1997

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• The Revitalization of Impoverished Communities

  Patricia L Ewalt•Social Work•1997

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• Assessing the Impact of Community Violence on Children and Youths

  Norbert Guterman, N B Guterman et al.•Social Work•1997

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• Public Schools and the Revitalization of Impoverished Communities

  David R Dupper, John Poertner•Social Work•1997

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• The Developmental Perspective in Social Work

  Jonathan Midgley, James Midgley et al.•Journal of Social Work Education•1997

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• Ethnic cleansing

  Akbar S Ahmed•Ethnic and Racial Studies•1995

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