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Intersectional approaches to culturally responsive assessment practices

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posted on 2024-11-01, 04:01 authored by Christina DavidChristina David, Sonali Owen, Sharlene NipperessSharlene Nipperess
Chapter objectives To develop an understanding of critical multicultural practice in social work. To understand and apply an intersectional lens to assessment. To consider and use intersectional and culturally responsive assessment practices and skills. To work through a case study which explores culturally responsive assessment. This chapter explores contemporary social work approaches to working with people from diverse cultural and ethnic backgrounds, with a focus on the assessment phase. The assessment is a critical phase in the helping process as it establishes relationships and trust and identifes key areas for action (Hodgson & Watts, 2017). We set out key principles for practice which incorporate a critical intersectional multicultural lens, outline a case study and key questions for discussion and summarise key practice principles for contemporary social work.

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    DOI - Is published in 10.4324/9781003198598
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    ISBN - Is published in 9781032056555 (urn:isbn:9781032056555)

Start page

155

End page

167

Total pages

13

Outlet

Practice Skills in Social Work and Welfare

Edition

4

Editors

Jane Maidment, Ronnie Egan, Raewyn Tudor, Sharlene Nipperess

Publisher

Routledge

Place published

United Kingdom

Language

English

Copyright

© 2023 selection and editorial matter, Jane Maidment, Ronnie Egan, Raewyn Tudor and Sharlene Nipperess; individual chapters, the contributors All rights reserved.

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2006122777

Esploro creation date

2024-01-14

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