Titlebook: Community Practice and Social Development in Social Work; Sarah Todd,Julie L. Drolet Living reference work 20200th edition Social Work.Co

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Disaster Response through Community Practice,viduals, groups, and communities. Since 2005 and the catastrophic impact of Hurricane Katrina on the city of New Orleans and the adjacent Gulf Coast region, the role of social work has gained increased attention in the literature, particularly at the macrolevel through community capacity building an

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Revisiting Social Work with Older People in Chinese Contexts from a Community Development Lens,people. This chapter explores the different meanings of community development in Chinese contexts, including communities in Mainland China and Chinese immigrant communities. When actualizing community development, social workers require theories to guide their actions, and this chapter proposes thre

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Community Development Approaches, Activities, and Issues,ies and various agents (people and communities, faith-based organizations and charities, government and nongovernment organization, corporates and philanthropies/foundations) engaged in and approaches used for community development activities. Further, in a summary form, the chapter looks at importa

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Community Practice and Social Development in Botswana,nt and practice and considers it in the context of Botswana. The second section considers the place of community practice in social development. The final section examines the role of social workers in community practice in the context of Botswana and argues that the vast majority of social work pra

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Critical Community Engagement Across Borders: Canada and Nicaragua,ial Work. The project was born out of a discussion in a coffee shop about the impacts of violence against women in Nicaragua – specifically, the forcible displacement of women. The cross-border collaboration was initiated to interrogate the structures of patriarchy and . – specifically gender-based

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Social Change and Social Work in Mongolia,ring a period of rapid and far-reaching economic, social, and political change for Mongolia, one of the world’s youngest democracies. The withdrawal of Soviet interest in Mongolia, climatic events, and mining have been accompanied by mass internal migration with some 1.4 million people now living in

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Environmental Injustices Faced by Resettled Refugees,m being denied clean water and fertile land for agriculture and raising animals) in the countries they have fled to the all too often deplorable conditions as they are in transit, displaced in their own country, in refugee camps, and sometimes even in their places of resettlement. Unfortunately, des

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,“Seeing Everyone Do More Than Society Would Expect Them”: Social Development, Austerity and Unstablhe context of deepening neoliberalism, South Africa adopted a social policy frame that emphasized collective solutions and equity. This chapter draws on qualitative data collected in Johannesburg in 2016 as part of a larger five-country study of neoliberalism, restructuring, and social services in t