Intersectionality of Black Lives: Advancing a Conversation of Blackness in Learning Spaces

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Intersectionality of Black Lives: Advancing a Conversation of Blackness in Learning Spaces

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1 Cross Cultural

Course Number:

SPS20201215

Duration:

58 minutes

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Available for 5 months after Registration

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Category: Specialty Practice Sections, Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence, General Social Work ... (show more)

Category: Specialty Practice Sections, Diversity / Social & Cultural Competence, General Social Work, School Social Work, Social Justice, Social Work, Workplace Issues (show less)

This webinar will explore the intersectionality of Black Lives, specifically those in academia and the parallel process whereby race, power, privilege, and white fragility are experienced by faculty as well as students and society at large.

Course Objectives:

Introduce "Three Tiers of Recommendations” to introduce practices and policies for social work administration to close the racial gaps in academia
Discuss white fragility, black rage, and the trauma response to historical oppression to advance clinical social work practice
Offer suggestions to advance the conversation around race, power, privilege in a brave classroom space
Offer practical ways to introduce content into any social work practice setting

1 Cross Cultural

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Non-Member	$30.00
Member	$20.00
Specialty Practice Sections	$0.00

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