Anti-Racist Social Work

1.5 credits · Undergraduate

Explores anti-racist social work practice in various contexts and examines key concepts such as decolonization, racism, oppression, marginalization, difference, and power that animate the practice of social work within, a decolonial, anti-racist, social justice framework. Through ongoing self-reflection on positionality and relations of power, students have the opportunity to explore the related values, knowledge and skills for anti-racist social work practice. Practice considerations and challenges are highlighted.