- Cultural Humility and Social Power

Catalog description

This course will involve an exploration of the practice of social work within the context of an inclusive society. Students will explore the need for social workers to embark on a life-long journey toward cultural humility through knowledge, reflection, skills and self-awareness. Students will examine the meaning and dimensions of social power and oppression, and how those features arise in the context of service delivery. Additionally, students will study critical issues in social work practice, including race, disability, age, gender, religion, sexual orientation, ability, and immigration status. Students will be challenged to consider their own perspectives and experiences and how those might impact their practice in the context of an inclusive society.