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Models and Practice from an Anti-Oppressive Perspective - SOWK 1040

Study concepts that address oppression and oppressed peoples, from a historical and a contemporary perspective and apply these concepts to social work practice models. Explore issues associated with internalized dominance and oppression. Apply different theories and perspectives to provide a framework for practice.

Note: Prerequisites: SOWK 1010, SOWK 1020, SOWK 1023. Restricted to Social Work.

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