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A critical examination of key assumptions underlying diversity and social justice courses in social work 对社会工作中的多样性和社会正义课程的关键假设进行批判性检查
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-09-14 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1507590
Gita R. Mehrotra, Kimberly D. Hudson, Jen M. Self
ABSTRACT This article examines underlying assumptions of Master of Social Work diversity and social justice courses as sites that embody social work’s dual projects of social justice and professionalization. Through a latent content analysis of course syllabi from 27 US-based social work programs, three key assumptions emerged: (1) social workers are members of dominant social groups; (2) cultural competency and anti-oppression are compatible frameworks; (3) self-awareness mitigates oppression. Findings reflect the reification of dominant culture groups in social work and promotion of individual-level skill development over structural change. Implications and recommendations for social work education and future research are discussed.
本文考察了社会工作硕士多样性和社会正义课程的基本假设,这些课程体现了社会工作的社会正义和专业化的双重项目。通过对美国27个社会工作专业课程大纲的潜在内容分析,得出了三个关键假设:(1)社会工作者是主导社会群体的成员;(2)文化胜任力与反压迫是相容的框架;(3)自我意识减轻压迫。研究结果反映了主导文化群体在社会工作中的具体化,以及个人层面技能发展的促进作用大于结构变化。本文讨论了社会工作教育和未来研究的启示和建议。
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引用次数: 18
“Behind every woman in prison is a man”: Incarcerated Women’s Perceptions of How We Can Better Help Them in the Context of Interpersonal Victimization “监狱里每个女人的背后都有一个男人”:在人际关系受害的背景下,被监禁的女人对我们如何更好地帮助她们的看法
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2017.1399034
Stephanie C Kennedy, Annelise M. Mennicke
ABSTRACT Although women’s rates of incarceration have increased dramatically, the criminal justice system does not meet women’s unique needs. This article used qualitative methods to describe the responses of 113 incarcerated women to the following question: How can we better help women like you? Analyses focused on women’s experiences of victimization and highlighted how to address trauma in prison reform and abolition efforts. Women suggested how victimization fueled their criminal offending behavior, detailed re-victimization in the prison milieu, and identified program gaps during custody and after release. Opportunities for immediate action include policy advocacy, mitigation, and shifting to a trauma-informed correctional approach.
尽管女性监禁率急剧上升,但刑事司法系统并没有满足女性的独特需求。本文采用定性方法描述了113名被监禁女性对以下问题的反应:我们如何才能更好地帮助像你这样的女性?分析的重点是妇女受害的经历,并强调如何处理监狱改革和废除工作中的创伤。妇女们提出了受害如何助长了她们的犯罪行为,详细说明了在监狱环境中再次受害的情况,并指出了在拘留期间和释放后的项目差距。立即采取行动的机会包括政策宣传、缓解和转向了解创伤的矫正方法。
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引用次数: 12
About United Artists Behind Bars 关于United Artists Behind Bars
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1542549
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引用次数: 0
Challenging Dominant Discourses: Peer Work as Social Justice Work 挑战主流话语:同伴工作作为社会正义工作
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2017.1399036
Stacey L. Barrenger, V. Stanhope, K. Atterbury
ABSTRACT People with mental illnesses are overrepresented in the criminal justice system, and discourses concerning the medical model, criminalization, and criminality dominate the intervention landscape for this population. Using a critical postmodern lens, 45 in-depth interviews with peer specialists who had incarceration histories were analyzed to understand how they approach their work. Peer specialists with incarceration histories constructed new identities through their training and peer work by valuing experiential knowledge. Even in the face of power differentials, they challenged dominant discourses directly and indirectly and advocated for various forms of help for the people with whom they worked.
摘要精神疾病患者在刑事司法系统中的比例过高,有关医疗模式、刑事定罪和犯罪的论述主导了这一人群的干预格局。使用批判性的后现代视角,对45位有监禁史的同行专家进行了深入采访,以了解他们是如何处理工作的。有监禁史的同行专家通过他们的培训和同行工作,通过重视经验知识,构建了新的身份。即使面对权力差异,他们也直接或间接地挑战主流话语,并主张为与他们共事的人提供各种形式的帮助。
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引用次数: 4
Introduction to the Special Issue on Radical Social Work with People Living in and Exiting Correctional Systems 《为生活在和离开惩教系统的人进行激进的社会工作》特刊简介
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1492783
Kerry Dunn
As the liberal world order faces destabilizing change, the prison/crime industrial complex remains a stronghold of state and corporate coercive power. People are locked up in the US in numbers that are unprecedented in our own history and internationally, an overwhelming proportion of those ensnared are people of color and poor whites from abandoned communities; and a confluence of economic, political, and ideological investments block reform. While social work research related to the criminal justice system is increasing—particularly on the topic of reentry services—we noted a lack of current scholarship on prisons from a radical social work perspective. To address this gap, Journal of Progressive Human Services (JPHS) put out a call for articles that describe efforts to respond to the social, economic, and health needs of people in and leaving correctional institutions in ways that challenge dominant paradigms and power structures. The aim of this special issue was to examine how radical social workers can build empowering collaborations across stakeholder groups impacted by the criminal justice system to push for redistribution of social and economic resources. We chose to use the phrase “radical social work” to reconnect to JPHS’ post-Marxist roots. Marxist and neo-Marxist theories have influenced the social work profession since its inception (Reisch & Andrews, 2002). Settlement House workers, Rank and Filers, Welfare Rights Movement organizers, and founders of the Bertha Kappa Reynolds Society all recognized capitalism as the driving force behind poverty, exploitation, and suffering. Likewise, JPHS’ predecessor, the Catalyst: A Socialist Journal of the Social Services, was founded to provide a socialist voice within social work scholarship. Marx and his progeny continue to bring our focus to material disparities and their relationship to power disparities, both on the societal level as well as among social workers and the individuals, families, and communities with whom we work. We looked for articles clearly connected to a critical perspective not only on the criminal justice system but also on its place within capitalist structures and their supporting ideologies.
随着自由世界秩序面临不稳定的变化,监狱/犯罪工业综合体仍然是国家和企业强制权力的据点。在美国,被关押的人数之多在我国历史上乃至国际上都是前所未有的,其中绝大多数是有色人种和来自被遗弃社区的贫穷白人;经济、政治和意识形态投资的汇合阻碍了改革。虽然与刑事司法系统相关的社会工作研究正在增加,特别是关于重返社会服务的主题,但我们注意到,目前缺乏从激进的社会工作角度研究监狱的学术研究。为了解决这一差距,《进步人类服务杂志》(JPHS)发起了一项文章征集活动,要求人们以挑战主流范式和权力结构的方式,努力应对惩教机构内和离开惩教机构的人的社会、经济和健康需求。本期特刊的目的是研究激进的社会工作者如何在受刑事司法系统影响的利益相关者群体之间建立授权合作,以推动社会和经济资源的再分配。我们选择使用“激进社会工作”这个词来重新连接JPHS的后马克思主义根源。马克思主义和新马克思主义理论从一开始就影响着社会工作专业(Reisch & Andrews, 2002)。安置屋工人、档案员、福利权利运动组织者和伯莎·卡帕·雷诺兹协会的创始人都认识到,资本主义是贫困、剥削和苦难背后的驱动力。同样,JPHS的前身,《催化剂:社会服务的社会主义杂志》,成立的目的是在社会工作奖学金中提供社会主义的声音。马克思和他的后人继续把我们的注意力集中在物质差距及其与权力差距的关系上,无论是在社会层面上,还是在社会工作者、个人、家庭和我们工作的社区之间。我们寻找的文章不仅与刑事司法系统有关,而且与刑事司法系统在资本主义结构及其支持意识形态中的地位有关。
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引用次数: 0
The U.S. Criminal Justice System: A Role for Radical Social Work 美国刑事司法系统:激进社会工作的角色
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-09-02 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2017.1399035
E. O. Cox, Johny Augustine
ABSTRACT Characteristics of the current United States criminal justice system include mass incarceration at a rate higher than that of any other Western country, extraordinarily long sentences, rampant racial discrimination, and discrimination against all low-income persons. The impact of this system goes beyond devastation of those subject to supervision of the system to their families, communities, and society at large. This article analyzes the current criminal justice system relative to neoliberalism and ongoing reform efforts. The possible roles of radical social work in facilitating reforms and connecting criminal justice advocacy and issues to larger structural issues as well as direct practice strategies are explored.
摘要当前美国刑事司法系统的特点包括大规模监禁率高于任何其他西方国家,刑期超长,种族歧视猖獗,以及对所有低收入人群的歧视。这一制度的影响超出了受该制度监督的人对其家庭、社区和整个社会的破坏。本文分析了当前刑事司法系统相对于新自由主义和正在进行的改革努力。探讨了激进社会工作在促进改革、将刑事司法宣传和问题与更大的结构性问题以及直接实践战略联系起来方面可能发挥的作用。
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引用次数: 1
Innocent Expertise: Subjectivity and Opportunities for Subversion within Community Practice 天真的专业知识:主体性与社区实践颠覆的机会
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-08-09 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1502998
Katherine Occhiuto, Lindsay Rowlands
ABSTRACT This article shines light on the tension-filled subjectivity of community practice, reflecting on the experiences of two community workers and our stories of how our whiteness functions in community practice—particularly when white workers engage with racialized community members. Through these stories, we seek to demonstrate how the white worker is framed as what we call an “innocent expert subject”; this subject is one that is both constituted through the authority of the systems we work within, and one which we construct through our own actions. Potential dangers of this subjectivity are then explored, as are opportunities for subversion. As we work toward negating the potential harms caused by this fraught subjectivity, it is our hope that possibilities for different kinds of community work, and different kinds of white community workers, can be realized.
摘要本文揭示了社区实践中充满张力的主体性,反思了两位社区工作者的经历,以及我们关于白人在社区实践中如何发挥作用的故事,尤其是当白人工作者与种族化的社区成员接触时。通过这些故事,我们试图证明白人工人是如何被诬陷为我们所说的“无辜的专家主体”的;这个主体既是通过我们工作的系统的权威构成的,也是通过我们自己的行动构建的。然后探讨了这种主观性的潜在危险,以及颠覆的机会。当我们努力否定这种令人担忧的主观性所造成的潜在危害时,我们希望能够实现不同类型的社区工作和不同类型的白人社区工作者的可能性。
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引用次数: 4
Some dangers of applying knowledge in social work practice 社会工作实践中应用知识的一些危险
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-07-30 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1474670
A. Gupta
ABSTRACT The following question was posed, has social science research helped or harmed us? Social work research was used for the purpose of illustration. Three hazards of applying social work basic research were outlined: (1) It is bias (reflecting the left-leaning values of many academics) and leads to the reduction in our freedoms; (2) the social work bias is rooted in a supposed moral high ground called social justice; and (3), the voice of the non-academics becomes deflated, as epistemic elitism is used to foist views upon us by the political class, undermining common cultures. On the heels of the three points, conclusions were offered to consider if any moderating factors exist to address the concern about the loss of freedoms discussed.
摘要提出了以下问题:社会科学研究对我们有帮助还是有伤害?社会工作研究被用于说明的目的。概述了应用社会工作基础研究的三个危险:(1)它是偏见(反映了许多学者的左倾价值观),导致我们的自由减少;(2) 社会工作偏见植根于所谓的道德高地,即社会正义;(3)非学术界的声音变得低沉,因为政治阶层利用认知精英主义将观点强加给我们,破坏了共同文化。在这三点之后,还提出了一些结论,以考虑是否存在任何缓和因素来解决对所讨论的自由丧失的担忧。
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引用次数: 2
A Review of Slavery’s Capitalism: A New History of American Economic Development 奴隶制资本主义的回顾:美国经济发展的新历史
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-07-30 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1500063
Peter A Kindle
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引用次数: 3
Social determinants of health in the Human Services: a conceptual model and road map for action 人类服务中健康的社会决定因素:概念模型和行动路线图
IF 2.4 Q1 SOCIAL WORK Pub Date : 2018-07-17 DOI: 10.1080/10428232.2018.1467171
A. Spector
ABSTRACT The Social Determinants of Health Framework is well known as a reliable way to understand and predict poor health outcomes and health inequities among individuals who are disproportionately impacted by poverty, discrimination, residential segregation, and other social problems. Since becoming recognized by the public health profession as key to addressing the root causes of poor health among these individuals, integration of social determinants of health (SDOH) interventions in the health-care industry has become a national and global priority. This essay offers a theoretical and practical explanation of the integration of the SDOH in the Human Services by proposing key recommendations and strategies for Human Services Organizations (HSOs) and providers to implement new practices, policies, and research methods that may ameliorate the conditions that create inequities in health.
众所周知,健康的社会决定因素框架是一种可靠的方法,可以理解和预测受贫困、歧视、居住隔离和其他社会问题不成比例影响的个人的不良健康结果和健康不平等。由于公共卫生专业认识到这是解决这些人健康状况不佳的根本原因的关键,将健康的社会决定因素干预措施纳入卫生保健行业已成为国家和全球的优先事项。本文通过提出关键建议和战略,为人类服务组织(hso)和提供者实施新的实践、政策和研究方法提供了理论和实践上的解释,以改善造成健康不平等的条件。
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