Working in Modern Society

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This course offers a comprehensive examination of the intersection between labor, class, and employment within the realm of human services. Students will delve into the ways in which these factors influence both human services consumers and professionals. The course explores a wide range of human services organizations and community resources, highlighting key areas such as law, diversity, equity, and inclusion, mental health, institutional practices, and the roles of private and nonprofit sectors. A particular focus will be placed on serving marginalized populations, including individuals experiencing homelessness, the working poor, and the working class.