Alean Al-Krenawi / John R. Graham (eds.)
Multicultural Social Work in Canada
Working with Diverse Ethno-Racial Communities
Herausgeber: Al-Krenawi, Alean; Graham, John R
Alean Al-Krenawi / John R. Graham (eds.)
Multicultural Social Work in Canada
Working with Diverse Ethno-Racial Communities
Herausgeber: Al-Krenawi, Alean; Graham, John R
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Over the past twenty years, multicultural social work practice has entered the mainstream of social work teaching and research. Courses in approaches to social work dealing wih cross-cultural and multicultural or multiple-cultural social work practice, race and ethnicity, immigrant populations, and diversity are growing in number.
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Over the past twenty years, multicultural social work practice has entered the mainstream of social work teaching and research. Courses in approaches to social work dealing wih cross-cultural and multicultural or multiple-cultural social work practice, race and ethnicity, immigrant populations, and diversity are growing in number.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 408
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9780195415308
- ISBN-10: 0195415302
- Artikelnr.: 24453302
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 408
- Erscheinungstermin: 6. Februar 2003
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 229mm x 156mm x 21mm
- Gewicht: 558g
- ISBN-13: 9780195415308
- ISBN-10: 0195415302
- Artikelnr.: 24453302
John Graham is an Associate Professor and is the PhD program coordinator for the Faculty of Social Work at the University of Calgary. His research interests include cultural and international social work practice, social work and diversity, qualitative (ethnographic and historical) research methodologies, social policy/social planning and social welfare history. Alean Al-Krenawi teaches in the Spitzer Department of Social Work at the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev. His work has appeared in the Journal of Women and Social Work, Health and Social Work and the Journal of Social Psychology.
* Acknowledgements
* Preface
* Contributors
* Chapter 1: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Introduction
* Chapter 2: Marie Lacroix, Concordia University: Culturally
Appropriate Knowledge and Skills Required for Effective Multicultural
Practice with Individuals, Families, and Small Groups
* Chapter 3: Douglas Durst, University of Regina and Peg Delanghe,
Graduate student, University of Regina: Culturally Appropriate Social
Work for Successful Community Development in Diverse Communities
* Chapter 4: Carole Pigler Christensen, University of British Columbia:
Canadian Society: Social Policy and Ethno-Racial Diversity
* Chapter 5: June Ying Yee, Ryerson University and Gary C. Dumbrill,
University of Victoria: Whiteout: Looking for Race in Canadian Social
Work Practice
* Chapter 6: Ghislaine Roy, Service d'aide aux refugies et immigrants
du Montreal Metropolitain and Catherine Montgomery, Centre de
recherche et de formation and McGill University: Practice with
Immigrants in Quebec
* Section 2: Personal Narratives On Social Work with Diverse
Ethno-Racial Communities
* Chapter 7: Romona Alaggia, University of Western Ontario and Elsa
Marziali, University of Toronto: Social Work with Canadians of
Italian Background: Applying Cultural Concepts to Bicultural and
Intergenerational Issues in Clinical Practice
* Chapter 8: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Social Work with
Canadians of Arab Background: Insight into Direct Practice
* Chapter 9: Ross A. Klein, Memorial University of Newfoundland and
Julia Mirsky, Ben-Gurion University of Negev: Social Work with
Canadians of Jewish Background: Guidelines for Direct Practice
* Chapter 10: Connie Barlow and Ashley Barlow: Social Work with
Canadians of Ukrainian Background: History, Direct Practice, Current
Realities
* Chapter 11: Brad McKenzie, University of Manitoba and Vern
Morrissette, Director of Metis Child and Family Services for
Manitoba: Social Work Practice with Canadians of Aboriginal
Background: Guidelines for Respectful Social Work
* Chapter 12: David Welch: The Franco-Ontarian Community: From a Period
of Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Practices
* Chapter 13: David Este, Cultural Diversity Institute, University of
Calgary and Wanda Thomas-Bernard, professor and director, Maritime
School of Social Work in Halifax: Social Work Practice with African
Canadians: An Examination of the African-Nova Scotian Community
* Chapter 14: Narda Razak, York University: Canadians of Caribbean
Background: Postcolonial and Critical Race Perspectives for Practice
* Chapter 15: Sarah Maiter, Wilfrid Laurier University: The Context of
Culture: Social Work Practice with Canadians of South Asian
Background
* Preface
* Contributors
* Chapter 1: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Introduction
* Chapter 2: Marie Lacroix, Concordia University: Culturally
Appropriate Knowledge and Skills Required for Effective Multicultural
Practice with Individuals, Families, and Small Groups
* Chapter 3: Douglas Durst, University of Regina and Peg Delanghe,
Graduate student, University of Regina: Culturally Appropriate Social
Work for Successful Community Development in Diverse Communities
* Chapter 4: Carole Pigler Christensen, University of British Columbia:
Canadian Society: Social Policy and Ethno-Racial Diversity
* Chapter 5: June Ying Yee, Ryerson University and Gary C. Dumbrill,
University of Victoria: Whiteout: Looking for Race in Canadian Social
Work Practice
* Chapter 6: Ghislaine Roy, Service d'aide aux refugies et immigrants
du Montreal Metropolitain and Catherine Montgomery, Centre de
recherche et de formation and McGill University: Practice with
Immigrants in Quebec
* Section 2: Personal Narratives On Social Work with Diverse
Ethno-Racial Communities
* Chapter 7: Romona Alaggia, University of Western Ontario and Elsa
Marziali, University of Toronto: Social Work with Canadians of
Italian Background: Applying Cultural Concepts to Bicultural and
Intergenerational Issues in Clinical Practice
* Chapter 8: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Social Work with
Canadians of Arab Background: Insight into Direct Practice
* Chapter 9: Ross A. Klein, Memorial University of Newfoundland and
Julia Mirsky, Ben-Gurion University of Negev: Social Work with
Canadians of Jewish Background: Guidelines for Direct Practice
* Chapter 10: Connie Barlow and Ashley Barlow: Social Work with
Canadians of Ukrainian Background: History, Direct Practice, Current
Realities
* Chapter 11: Brad McKenzie, University of Manitoba and Vern
Morrissette, Director of Metis Child and Family Services for
Manitoba: Social Work Practice with Canadians of Aboriginal
Background: Guidelines for Respectful Social Work
* Chapter 12: David Welch: The Franco-Ontarian Community: From a Period
of Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Practices
* Chapter 13: David Este, Cultural Diversity Institute, University of
Calgary and Wanda Thomas-Bernard, professor and director, Maritime
School of Social Work in Halifax: Social Work Practice with African
Canadians: An Examination of the African-Nova Scotian Community
* Chapter 14: Narda Razak, York University: Canadians of Caribbean
Background: Postcolonial and Critical Race Perspectives for Practice
* Chapter 15: Sarah Maiter, Wilfrid Laurier University: The Context of
Culture: Social Work Practice with Canadians of South Asian
Background
* Acknowledgements
* Preface
* Contributors
* Chapter 1: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Introduction
* Chapter 2: Marie Lacroix, Concordia University: Culturally
Appropriate Knowledge and Skills Required for Effective Multicultural
Practice with Individuals, Families, and Small Groups
* Chapter 3: Douglas Durst, University of Regina and Peg Delanghe,
Graduate student, University of Regina: Culturally Appropriate Social
Work for Successful Community Development in Diverse Communities
* Chapter 4: Carole Pigler Christensen, University of British Columbia:
Canadian Society: Social Policy and Ethno-Racial Diversity
* Chapter 5: June Ying Yee, Ryerson University and Gary C. Dumbrill,
University of Victoria: Whiteout: Looking for Race in Canadian Social
Work Practice
* Chapter 6: Ghislaine Roy, Service d'aide aux refugies et immigrants
du Montreal Metropolitain and Catherine Montgomery, Centre de
recherche et de formation and McGill University: Practice with
Immigrants in Quebec
* Section 2: Personal Narratives On Social Work with Diverse
Ethno-Racial Communities
* Chapter 7: Romona Alaggia, University of Western Ontario and Elsa
Marziali, University of Toronto: Social Work with Canadians of
Italian Background: Applying Cultural Concepts to Bicultural and
Intergenerational Issues in Clinical Practice
* Chapter 8: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Social Work with
Canadians of Arab Background: Insight into Direct Practice
* Chapter 9: Ross A. Klein, Memorial University of Newfoundland and
Julia Mirsky, Ben-Gurion University of Negev: Social Work with
Canadians of Jewish Background: Guidelines for Direct Practice
* Chapter 10: Connie Barlow and Ashley Barlow: Social Work with
Canadians of Ukrainian Background: History, Direct Practice, Current
Realities
* Chapter 11: Brad McKenzie, University of Manitoba and Vern
Morrissette, Director of Metis Child and Family Services for
Manitoba: Social Work Practice with Canadians of Aboriginal
Background: Guidelines for Respectful Social Work
* Chapter 12: David Welch: The Franco-Ontarian Community: From a Period
of Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Practices
* Chapter 13: David Este, Cultural Diversity Institute, University of
Calgary and Wanda Thomas-Bernard, professor and director, Maritime
School of Social Work in Halifax: Social Work Practice with African
Canadians: An Examination of the African-Nova Scotian Community
* Chapter 14: Narda Razak, York University: Canadians of Caribbean
Background: Postcolonial and Critical Race Perspectives for Practice
* Chapter 15: Sarah Maiter, Wilfrid Laurier University: The Context of
Culture: Social Work Practice with Canadians of South Asian
Background
* Preface
* Contributors
* Chapter 1: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Introduction
* Chapter 2: Marie Lacroix, Concordia University: Culturally
Appropriate Knowledge and Skills Required for Effective Multicultural
Practice with Individuals, Families, and Small Groups
* Chapter 3: Douglas Durst, University of Regina and Peg Delanghe,
Graduate student, University of Regina: Culturally Appropriate Social
Work for Successful Community Development in Diverse Communities
* Chapter 4: Carole Pigler Christensen, University of British Columbia:
Canadian Society: Social Policy and Ethno-Racial Diversity
* Chapter 5: June Ying Yee, Ryerson University and Gary C. Dumbrill,
University of Victoria: Whiteout: Looking for Race in Canadian Social
Work Practice
* Chapter 6: Ghislaine Roy, Service d'aide aux refugies et immigrants
du Montreal Metropolitain and Catherine Montgomery, Centre de
recherche et de formation and McGill University: Practice with
Immigrants in Quebec
* Section 2: Personal Narratives On Social Work with Diverse
Ethno-Racial Communities
* Chapter 7: Romona Alaggia, University of Western Ontario and Elsa
Marziali, University of Toronto: Social Work with Canadians of
Italian Background: Applying Cultural Concepts to Bicultural and
Intergenerational Issues in Clinical Practice
* Chapter 8: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Social Work with
Canadians of Arab Background: Insight into Direct Practice
* Chapter 9: Ross A. Klein, Memorial University of Newfoundland and
Julia Mirsky, Ben-Gurion University of Negev: Social Work with
Canadians of Jewish Background: Guidelines for Direct Practice
* Chapter 10: Connie Barlow and Ashley Barlow: Social Work with
Canadians of Ukrainian Background: History, Direct Practice, Current
Realities
* Chapter 11: Brad McKenzie, University of Manitoba and Vern
Morrissette, Director of Metis Child and Family Services for
Manitoba: Social Work Practice with Canadians of Aboriginal
Background: Guidelines for Respectful Social Work
* Chapter 12: David Welch: The Franco-Ontarian Community: From a Period
of Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Practices
* Chapter 13: David Este, Cultural Diversity Institute, University of
Calgary and Wanda Thomas-Bernard, professor and director, Maritime
School of Social Work in Halifax: Social Work Practice with African
Canadians: An Examination of the African-Nova Scotian Community
* Chapter 14: Narda Razak, York University: Canadians of Caribbean
Background: Postcolonial and Critical Race Perspectives for Practice
* Chapter 15: Sarah Maiter, Wilfrid Laurier University: The Context of
Culture: Social Work Practice with Canadians of South Asian
Background