Social Welfare Policy and Advocacy: Advancing Social Justice through 8 Policy Sectors provides the first framework that links micro, mezzo, and macro policy advocacy, demonstrating how each type can be used to promote social justice in health, gerontology, safety net, child welfare, education, immigrants/global, mental health, and criminal justice sectors. Author Bruce S. Jansson identifies seven core problems within each sector as well as the skills social workers need, the challenges they face, and the interventions they can use at each level of advocacy. Integrated vignettes, video clips, and robust resources underscore the text's hands-on, advocacy approach. Relevant to many Educational Policy and Accreditation Standards (EPAS) including policy practice, the book is designed for policy foundation courses.
Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Ethical Rights Human Rights and Economic Justice With Some Red Flag Alerts
Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Quality Programs for ImmigrantsWith Some Red Flag Alerts 3 Core Problem 3 Engaging in Advocacy to Promot.
Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Preventive Services for ImmigrantsWith Some Red Flag AlertsEngaging in Advocacy to Promote Affordable and Accessible Services and Programs for Immigrants With Some
Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Quality Health Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Healthcare Learning Outcomes Becoming Policy Advocates in the Gerontology Sector Human Rights and Economic Justice for Older AdultsWith Some Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Quality Services Becoming Policy Advocates in the SafetyNet Sector Becoming Policy Advocates in the Mental Health Sector Becoming Policy Advocates in the Child and Family Sector Understanding How Seven Core Problems Exist in the Child and Family Becoming Policy Advocates in the Education Sector Engaging in Advocacy to Improve Quality of Care Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Care Linked Analyzing the Evolution of Americas Immigration Policies Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Care for Immigrants Mental DistressWith Some Red Flag Alerts Engaging in Advocacy to Link Services for Immigrants to Their CommunitiesWith a Red Flag Alert Thinking Big as Policy Advocates in the Immigration Sector Discussion Questions References Using a Policy Advocacy Framework Analyzing the Evolution of the American Criminal Justice Sector Identifying Connections Between Mass Incarceration and Economic Inequality Analyzing the Political Economy of the Criminal Justice Sector Analyzing Seven Core Problems in the Criminal Justice Sector Engaging in Advocacy to Promote Quality Engaging in Advocacy to Promote PreventionBruce S. Jansson (MA, University of Chicago and Harvard University; PhD, University of Chicago) is the Driscoll/Clevenger professor of social policy in the School of Social Work at the University of Southern California (USC). He joined the USC faculty in 1973 after working in Michigan as a community organizer and planner for tenant rights. He also has served as the Moses distinguished research professor at the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center. His scholarly interests focus on advancing case advocacy and policy advocacy in social work, as well as examining the history and practice of social welfare policy. He invented the term “policy practice” in the 1984 release of The Theory and Practice of Social Policy, which was succeeded by other titles, including Becoming an Effective Policy Advocate (1999, 2003, 2008, 2011, and 2014). Policy practice has since emerged as a recognized intervention, with the Council on Social Work Education now requiring social work schools to teach policy practice.
| Название | Social Welfare Policy and Advocacy: Advancing Social Justice through 8 Policy Sectors |
| Автор | Bruce S. Jansson |
| Издатель | SAGE Publications, 2015 |
| ISBN | 1483377903, 9781483377902 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 512 |
| Экспорт цитаты | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |