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Social Work: Core Concepts

Advocacy and Social Change

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Discuss the role of social workers as advocates for social justice and change, including strategies for engaging in advocacy efforts, promoting policy reform, and addressing systemic inequalities.

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Advocacy and Social Change Definition of Advocacy: Advocacy is the act of speaking on behalf of or in support of an individual, group, or cause to promote, protect, or defend their rights and interests. Types of Advocacy: Self-Advocacy: Individuals speaking up for themselves to express their needs and preferences. Group Advocacy: Advocating for a collective cause, often through organization...…

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Unit Syllabus 8 Topics
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History of Social Work
Values and Ethics in Social Work
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Social Work Theory and Practice Models
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Diversity and Cultural Competence
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Social Welfare Policies and Programs
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Assessment and Intervention in Social Work
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Trauma-Informed Practice
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Advocacy and Social Change
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