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• Title:Case critical : social services & social justice in Canada / Ben Carniol.
  
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• Author/Creator:Carniol, Ben.
  
• Published/Created:Toronto : Between The Lines, 2010.
  

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• Library of Congress Subjects:Social service--Canada.
  Social workers--Canada.
  
• Edition:6th ed.
  
• Description:xiii, 181 p. ; 23 cm.
  
• Notes:Includes bibliographical references.
  
• ISBN:9781897071656 (pbk.) :
  
• Contents:1. Power, Ideology, and Social Services
  Indigenous knowledge
  Canadian apology for residential schools
  rich-poor gap
  conservative ideology versus equity
  individualism
  illegitimate privilege
  unjust power
  resisting systemic inequalities
  2. Naming and Resisting Injustices
  bad news
  good news
  Colonial Privilege
  violent conquest
  theft of land
  "Sixties scoop"
  social services & assimilation
  cultural rebirth & personal healing
  mainstream privilege
  Racialized Privilege
  hidden privilege of whiteness
  individual racism
  institutional/systemic racism
  cultural/ideological racism
  anti-racism & social services
  Class Privilege
  underfunded social services
  service cuts/tax cuts
  corporate special interest groups
  Canadian Council of Chief Executives
  hegemony
  global links: IMF & World Bank
  anti-corporate globalization movement
  oppression versus democracy
  Male Privilege
  devaluation of women
  male violence
  women's movement
  shelters & feminist counselling
  intersections of oppressions
  Gendered Ageism
  poverty rate reduced
  ageism & older adults
  long-term care
  women caregivers
  downloading onto women versus a universal model
  incest survivor
  Heterosexist Privilege
  heterosexism
  homophobia
  violence
  transgendered
  two-spirited people
  bisexuality
  social services & change
  Ableism and Privilege
  medical model
  disabling conditions
  challenging stigma
  "(dis)Ability"
  activism & change
  intersections
  Social Justice and Social Services
  dismantling injustice
  social transformation
  contested teirain
  including ourselves
  3. Roots: Early Attitudes
  1492 & colonialism
  genocide of Indigenous peoples
  African slaves
  persecution of dissenters, women, & "the idle poor"
  British enclosure of the commons
  social Darwinism
  workhouses & "choices"
  Social Work: The Beginnings
  Charity Organization Society
  friendly visitors
  moral uplift
  maternal caring
  intersecting hardships
  1930s Depression
  threats & concessions
  social programs expand
  social control?
  protest movements
  social services in crisis
  4. Diverging Schools of Altruism
  programs in college & universities
  choosing social work
  altruism
  greed
  social work knowledge
  Conflicts inside the Social Work Curriculum
  ecological-systems theory
  adaptive capacities
  critical consciousness
  social relations
  Aboriginal Circles in the Classroom
  different teaching/learning
  spirituality
  Waubauno Kwe
  Indigenous worldviews
  cultural appropriation
  Anti-Oppression Perspectives
  feminist social work
  structural approach
  intersecting oppressions
  classroom disclosures
  homo-"phobia"
  safety in the classroom?
  dilution of anti-racist education
  accreditation standards
  diverging application of skills
  progressive practice
  Future Trends?
  5. Social Workers: On the Front Line
  Where Social Workers Work
  social agencies
  voluntary sector
  social economy
  private practice
  quasi-government sector
  public sector
  rural settings
  How People Become Social Service Users
  voluntary & involuntary
  people with (dis)Abilities
  Challenge of Social Work
  interpersonal relationships with service users
  Association of Black Social Workers
  heterosexism
  bisexuality
  transgendered people
  bureaucracy
  burnout
  frustrated service users
  risk assessment & service barriers
  Indigenous voices
  mirage
  Dealing with Challenges: Tiny Miracles
  social work resilience
  therapeutic relationship
  progressive versus conventional application of skills
  examples of good practice
  6. Managing Social Services: From Top to Bottom
  Stratification of Social Services
  hierarchies
  monitoring
  supervisors
  gender gaps
  neo-colonialism
  anti-racism
  Bottom Line
  de-skilling
  advocacy discouraged
  insecure working conditions
  Labour Unions and Social Work
  why unions?
  diversity & gender equality
  strike by social workers
  divisions
  solidarity
  Privatization of Social Services
  contracting out
  competitive bidding
  private chains
  elusive savings
  global reach
  lower wages
  private practice
  "defiling democracy"
  Alternative Social Services
  Indigenous alternatives
  feminist alternatives
  (dis)Ability alternatives
  queer-positive alternatives
  inverted hierarchy
  effective services
  7. Reality Check: Service Users Speak Out
  service users' voices
  social "assistance"?
  Welfare "Reform": Smoke and Mirrors
  official reports
  homelessness
  House of Commons resolution
  Campaign 2000
  United Nations Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights
  policy failures
  children's voices
  social safety net?
  Canada Assistance Plan
  Canada Health and Social Transfer
  workfare
  Diverse Social Services, Diverse Realities
  Aboriginal youth
  from protection to detention
  adult prisoner
  psychiatric survivors
  older adults
  access to disability benefits?
  advocacy by service users
  Caring Social Services: Take a Deep Bow
  "helpful social workers"
  "not lonely anymore"
  "gained inner peace"
  "they give you a chance"
  structural approach
  8. Towards Liberation
  Challenging Multiple Oppressions
  "isms"
  social location
  opposite pulls
  subjective responses
  normalizing privilege & oppression
  shifting to resistance
  Social Work Practice Themes for Liberation
  finding voice
  finding oppression
  finding resilience
  raising critical consciousness
  standing up for client rights
  developing solidarity for emancipation
  Social Movements and Social Services
  responding to "isms"
  multiple movements
  Workers' Action Centre
  Surpassing Our Survival
  blockages & progress
  Liberation and Social Services
  global context
  some guidelines
  wider application
  role of helpers
  multiple relationships
  "we did it"
  backlash
  support groups
  fear & hope
  inner power
  our transformation.