Hello everyone and welcome to our Blog for Global Social Work, 2013! Please feel free to post on here not just your responses to our midterm, but also news from your countries or other events and resources for our class.
We all benefit from the richness of your experiences -- and thank you for communicating in English!
Katherine

Welcome to our Blog for the Research Practicum, Fall, 2012!  We will use this Blog to post your presentations about the social work agencies that are the contexts for your research proposals. This way you can learn more about social work agencies and their needs in the United States and Lithuania, and give each other feedback about your proposal ideas.

Mid-Term Question #3

Consider the nature of structural violence as it affects health and mental health services internationally. What might you as a social worker do, in your community, that could have an impact on this problem in a global perspective?

Mid-Term Question #2

Consider how cultural values are transmitted to children (including hatred and aggression as well as democracy and cooperation). If you were conducting a parent educational group, how would you help parents to encourage cultural values of democracy and cooperation in their children?

Welcome to our Blog for Global Social Work for Spring Semester, 2012!

 Mid-Term Question #1:  Consider the readings about the factors needed to help motivate people to participate in democracy and peace-making, collaborative efforts. Summarize what you could do in your community as a social worker to advance democracy and peace and why, given the readings, you believe such actions would be effective.

Research Practicum Fall 2011 Posts Here!

Greetings everyone in US and LT, in the  Participatory and Qualitative Research Practicum for Fall, 2011!
Here you can post your agency information as well as continue an ongoing discussion.  We're looking forward to reading all you have to contribute!
Sincerely,
Katherine Tyson McCrea

Please post your final papers here so all can enjoy!

You can always attach them as a link if there is not enough space to include them as posts... Thanks for contributing!