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Social Work Practice in Community Organization, Management and Policy/Evaluation

Description

In this social science course, you will explore various methods, strategies, and skills within macro social work practice used to help identify and address needs on a larger scale. You will gain knowledge and skills in the areas of community organizing, management, and policy advocacy, and learn about the various roles social workers play within these areas. This course will provide an appreciation of the historical and contemporary importance of these social work methods and the relevance of these methods for diverse populations and identities.

You will learn how to:

  • Understand the context of macro practice

  • Identify community and organizational interventions to address social needs and problems.

  • Organize and build relationships within communities and organizations.

  • Lead organization-based and community-based policy making, planning, and program development.

  • Assess problems and plan interventions at the macro level.

Language

English

Duration

8 weeks

Status

Unavailable

U-M Credit Eligible

No

Instructor

  • Barbara Hiltz

    Clinical Assistant Professor, School of Social Work