This course extends theoretical knowledge and practical skills in mezzo and macro social work practice that support anti-racist and anti-oppressive, community engaged practices. While integrating theories of sociology, political science, anthropology, public health, and urban studies, as well as practice knowledge, the class examines relationships between social, economic, political, and cultural structures, collective action, and individual attitudes and behaviors.
Outcomes: 1) Understand integrated practice models that apply across micro, mezzo, and macro domains, 2) appraise the quality and utility of empirical research related to the key theories, topics, and problems examined.
Outcomes: 1) Understand integrated practice models that apply across micro, mezzo, and macro domains, 2) appraise the quality and utility of empirical research related to the key theories, topics, and problems examined.