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Journal of Prevention & Intervention in the Community
In assessing leverage points to promote educational equality, this paper examines Freire's concept of education as oppression to highlight the potential of reclaiming resources currently dedicated to oppressive education. Harel Ben-Shahar's concepts of education as a positional good as well as the potential lack of instrumental value in contributing to
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In assessing leverage points to promote educational equality, this paper examines Freire's concept of education as oppression to highlight the potential of reclaiming resources currently dedicated to oppressive education. Harel Ben-Shahar's concepts of education as a positional good as well as the potential lack of instrumental value in contributing to
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2013
This essay is a case study of Australia’s only project (to date) engaging prisoners in the performance of Shakespeare’s plays, the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble’s ‘Arts in Community Enhancement’ (ACE) project. As such, it forms part of a larger global phenomenon referred to as ‘Shakespeare Behind Bars’, named after its arguably best-known incarnation
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This essay is a case study of Australia’s only project (to date) engaging prisoners in the performance of Shakespeare’s plays, the Queensland Shakespeare Ensemble’s ‘Arts in Community Enhancement’ (ACE) project. As such, it forms part of a larger global phenomenon referred to as ‘Shakespeare Behind Bars’, named after its arguably best-known incarnation
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Nursing Inquiry, 1997
Definitions of oppressionHow we begin to serve others as healthcare professionals and how it is we define underserved and oppressed peoples is important in understanding issues in the organization and allocation of health care. This exploration, based on feminist post‐structuralist theory, explores how nurses formulate definitions of 'underserved' and '
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Definitions of oppressionHow we begin to serve others as healthcare professionals and how it is we define underserved and oppressed peoples is important in understanding issues in the organization and allocation of health care. This exploration, based on feminist post‐structuralist theory, explores how nurses formulate definitions of 'underserved' and '
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Nursing Standard, 1989
The NHS White Paper has M won favour with few, it has I faced unanimous opposition from health care organisations. It has been criticised by policy analysts, managers and patients alike. The Government's White Paper, it's said, is the most serious threat ever to Britain's NHS.
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The NHS White Paper has M won favour with few, it has I faced unanimous opposition from health care organisations. It has been criticised by policy analysts, managers and patients alike. The Government's White Paper, it's said, is the most serious threat ever to Britain's NHS.
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Oppression and Anti-oppression in Clinical Psychology
2023Traditional clinical psychology programs do not require anti-oppression training or specific social justice and empowerment practices, compared to some social work and counseling programs. Therefore, it follows that clinical psychology students, faculty, and practitioners rarely know how or when to address oppression with diverse groups and within ...
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1998
Promoting equality, as we have seen, involves countering discrimination and oppression. This chapter therefore examines: the relationship between discrimination and oppression; the various processes by which discrimination occurs; the ways in which discrimination can be categorized; and the forms of oppression that arise as a ...
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Promoting equality, as we have seen, involves countering discrimination and oppression. This chapter therefore examines: the relationship between discrimination and oppression; the various processes by which discrimination occurs; the ways in which discrimination can be categorized; and the forms of oppression that arise as a ...
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Gay and Lesbian Americans: Oppression by the Oppressed
2009Discrimination against gay and lesbian Americans is a social pathology that extends back to the colonial era, with the arrival to America of the first dominant-group white heterosexual Europeans [1]. While gay and lesbian Americans were much less vocal in the past, the ability of white, heterosexual Europeans to impose their norms upon the gay and ...
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2013
The dynamics of oppression and anti-oppression social work practice can best be understood with a continuum-of-harm framework that includes individual, institutional, and cultural factors which create and maintain the systematic violence experienced by individuals, groups, communities, and populations.
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The dynamics of oppression and anti-oppression social work practice can best be understood with a continuum-of-harm framework that includes individual, institutional, and cultural factors which create and maintain the systematic violence experienced by individuals, groups, communities, and populations.
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2007
Abstract Oppression. Tyranny. Slavery. These were the words American colonists used to describe their plight under British rule. In Pennsylvania, such words echoed in political speeches, newspaper editorials, church sermons, and private writings condemning Britain for driving the colonies into poverty and stripping Americans of their ...
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Abstract Oppression. Tyranny. Slavery. These were the words American colonists used to describe their plight under British rule. In Pennsylvania, such words echoed in political speeches, newspaper editorials, church sermons, and private writings condemning Britain for driving the colonies into poverty and stripping Americans of their ...
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