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SHIKOLL AKTHAR
COMMUNITY WORK PROFILE definitions of community work, analysis of a community and an action plan for work
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SHAHID ASHRIF | More About Shahid Ashrif
BEYOND ISLAMOPHOBIA critically explores issues of Islamophobia and the role of the educator (previously published in Multi-cultural Teaching)
CHARTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF MULTI-ETHNIC BRITAIN an outline history of the development of multi-ethnic Britain
QUESTIONING CITIZENSHIP a critical introduction to concepts of citizenship, democracy and civilisation
QUESTIONING MODELS OF ANTI-OPPRESSIVE PRACTICE a substantial critique of the models employed by practitioners as they seek to address oppression
REFLECTIONS: GENDER looks at issues of gender and oppression from a renewed perspective
TACKLING ISLAMOPHOBIA examines the concept of Islamophobia and how to challenge it in practice
THREE PERSPECTIVES OF 'RACE' AND RACISM an introductory table outlining three common perspectives on issues of 'race' and racism
WHAT WE SHOULD TEACH YOUNG PEOPLE ABOUT RACISM a clear and concise introduction to anti-racist methodologies and practice
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CHRISTINE BELLAIRS
WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP - A CASE STUDY explores the impact of social policy and funding on the work of a local volunteering bureau
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SEAN HARTE
ADOLESCENCE AND CRIME explores why adolescence appears to be the 'peak age' at which crime is committed
COMMUNITY WORK - LIBERATION OR CONTROL? explores definitions and dilemmas faced in community work practice
ETHICS IN RESEARCH examines the view that ethical considerations are always present in research
GROUPS & GROUPWORK explores group work theory, including roles, environment and oppression
INFORMAL EDUCATION & YOUTH WORK explores concepts of informal education, formal education, the curriculum and conversation
SOCIAL INFLUENCE OF GENDER explores how gender is 'learnt' in society utilizing social science perspectives
YOUTH WORKERS AS PROFESSIONALS? what is a professional? is it important for youth workers to be recognised as professionals?
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JAIWANDA PATEL
ANTI-OPPRESSIVE CASE-STUDY using planning and assessment models, this essay examines a piece of anti-oppressive work carried out on placement
EDUCATION AND YOUTH WORK another example of the development of education in youth work
SCIENCE BEHIND YOUTH WORK, The explores sociology and psychology in a student's understanding of herself and the work she does
SOCIAL POLICY & ASYLUM SEEKERS - A CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVE looks at the implications of modern social policy on services for asylum seekers
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JASON WOOD | More About Jason Wood
AGENTS OF SURVEILLANCE explores theories of oppression in the context of practice, using examples of 'race', gender and disability
CHANGE AGENT IN CONFLICT examines the extent to which change and stability are important in YCD work, drawing on psychology and sociology
CITIZENSHIP - A CRITICAL INTRODUCTION looks at the definition, history and development of 'citizenship' and argues for anti-oppressive principles in youth and community work
EDUCATION FOR LIFE looks at the development of education in youth work, including definitions and historical analysis
FROM AWARENESS TO ACTION provides a case-study of setting an agenda for practice, including theories and models of community work
MYTH OF EQUALITY, The looks at 'whiteness' and 'blackness' and argues that equality is mythical
PROMOTING HOMOPHOBIA? critiques current legislation and social policy in respect of tackling homophobic bullying in schools
ROLE AND FUNCTION OF THE MEDIA IN SOCIETY explores concepts of mass media, with sociological perspectives
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