Reckoning with Social Work’s Past to Repair Harm

Update: 2021-12-17

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GSSW Professor Emeritus John Kayser discusses the role of historical consciousness and imagination in reckoning with our past, repairing harms, and improving how we teach and practice social work.

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Reckoning with Social Work’s Past to Repair Harm

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Reckoning with Social Work’s Past to Repair Harm

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Reckoning with Social Work’s Past to Repair Harm