SWRK 605 — Anti-Racist Social Work Practice
Critical exploration of ways anti-Black and anti-Indigenous racism have shaped our institutions, health, culture, beliefs and the social work profession in Canada. The ways power and privilege are maintained and perpetuated within these institutions and communities. Examination of how Indigenous communities globally resist assaults on their lands and cultures, both historically and currently.
- Credits: 3
- Faculty: Graduate Studies
- Department: Social Work
- Taught by: Jill Hanley, Syndie David
Sections offered
- Section 001 (Lec), Tue 8:35-11:25 am — 6 seats open