This document discusses core competency #5 for social workers, which includes understanding forms of oppression and discrimination, advocating for human rights and social/economic justice, and engaging in practice that advances social and economic justice. It provides examples of women experiencing domestic violence and victim blaming, assisting clients with legal paperwork and attending court, and participating in advocacy events and organizations. The overall message is that social workers must recognize oppression, help those affected gain rights and justice, and take action through their work to enact positive change.
This document discusses core competency #5 for social workers, which includes understanding forms of oppression and discrimination, advocating for human rights and social/economic justice, and engaging in practice that advances social and economic justice. It provides examples of women experiencing domestic violence and victim blaming, assisting clients with legal paperwork and attending court, and participating in advocacy events and organizations. The overall message is that social workers must recognize oppression, help those affected gain rights and justice, and take action through their work to enact positive change.
This document discusses core competency #5 for social workers, which includes understanding forms of oppression and discrimination, advocating for human rights and social/economic justice, and engaging in practice that advances social and economic justice. It provides examples of women experiencing domestic violence and victim blaming, assisting clients with legal paperwork and attending court, and participating in advocacy events and organizations. The overall message is that social workers must recognize oppression, help those affected gain rights and justice, and take action through their work to enact positive change.
This document discusses core competency #5 for social workers, which includes understanding forms of oppression and discrimination, advocating for human rights and social/economic justice, and engaging in practice that advances social and economic justice. It provides examples of women experiencing domestic violence and victim blaming, assisting clients with legal paperwork and attending court, and participating in advocacy events and organizations. The overall message is that social workers must recognize oppression, help those affected gain rights and justice, and take action through their work to enact positive change.
mechanisms of oppression and discrimination As social workers, we recognize that there are still forms of oppression and discrimination on our society today. Example: Women in domestic violence and victim blaming
5.2
Advocate for human rights and social
and economic As social workers, we help open the door for who are oppressed by advocating for their rights Example: Assisting clients with DVPO paperwork and attending court with them
5.3
Engage in practice that advance
social and economic justice Social workers should be motivated to produce change not just study or hear about it Examples: Candle Light Vigil on October 22nd, joining NASW