Feminist practice in the 21st century
Feminist practice in the twenty-first century
Nan Van Den Bergh, editor.
- Washington, DC NASW Press c1995.
- xxxix, 376 p. 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Foreword Where are we going? Feminist clinical social work in the 21st century Family-centered practice: feminist, constructionist, and cultural perspectives Sources and visions for feminist group work: reflective processes, social justice, diversity, and connection Feminist administration: style, structure, purpose Politics of authority: a case analysis of a feminist health center World of work Place of caring in rural women's work Women actors for women's issues: a new political agenda Feminist ethic toward peace Global Feminist Zeitgeist practice Women of color and culturally competent feminist social work practice From tenement class to dangerous class to underclass; blaming women for social problems Homeless women and feminist social work practice Substance abuse and the feminist perspective Feminist social work practice with lesbian and gay clients Women and AIDS: feminist principles in practice Violence against women Feminist life span perspective on aging Linda Beebe -- Nan Van Den Bergh -- Helen Land -- Joan Laird -- Charles D. Garvin and Beth Glover Reed -- Roslyn H. Chernesky -- Cheryl Hyde -- Sheila H. Akabas -- Emilia E. Martinez-Brawley and Paz Mendez-Bonito Zorita -- Elizabeth Segal and Stephanie Bruzy -- Dorothy Van Soest -- Janice Wood Wetzel -- Zulema E. Suarez, Edith A. Lewis, and June Clark -- Mimi Abramovitz -- Alice K. Johnson and Rosalie N. Richards -- Ann A. Abbott -- Eileen F. Levy -- Jane Miller and Mary Ann Kuszelewicz -- Barrie Levy -- Colette Brown.