Course overview
This course will enable students to examine and apply approaches to community work in diverse contexts to address contemporary community issues. Students will develop knowledge and understanding of International global issues; strategies and tactics in community work; needs assessment; social capital; racism and anti- racist strategies; principles of empowerment and ethical dilemmas in community work; reflexive practice, shared responsibilities and accountability to community/ies.
Course learning outcomes
- Demonstrate knowledge in community work and the contested notions of community in the context of social work and human service work
- Articulate application of community work processes within a human rights and social justice framework
- Identify and evaluate the various models of community work and examine their basic features and applicability in various settings
- Identify and apply relevant strategies for working collaboratively with community members on issues pertinent to diverse communities
Degree list
The following degrees include this course