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Albert Moscowitz,Murray Brockmanrn superiority and Whiteness in social work, how it supported social work students to value the merits of decolonization and indigenization, and how it sought to link all this within the context of innovative, sustainable, and regenerative social work practice..This chapter also examines how efforts

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-73337-1commitment to establishing collaborative partnerships. The question is – How does one “be” or “become” Indigenist? This chapter considers two fundamental principles related to Indigenist social work, which are cultural humility and intrapersonal intelligence. To help contextualize Indigenist social

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Understanding Neighbourhood Dynamicsonization narratives served as a cover for the establishment of new structures designed to sustain White supremacy. The world of today has White men with financial resources in the form of aid and humanitarian assistance rather than White men with guns as in the middle of the nineteenth century’s im

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-44437-5e benefits associated with it. The positioning of Caucasians (Whites) at the top of the socioeconomic hierarchy has been part of the historical standard for defining race and for preserving Whites’ dominance and power. Employing the social conflict theory together with dramaturgical analysis, this c

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-8437-2ort to decolonize Australian higher education institutions of their colonial legacy. We recognize the need for Australian higher education institutions to turbocharge their obligation as transformatory institutions that prioritize humanity and the ontological legitimacy and epistemic contributions o

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Using Fluid Inclusion Data in Exploration,rnments. The chapter concludes with examples illustrating the iatrogenic impact of White dominant frameworks of development on vulnerable families, focusing on ethnic minority families in the Australian child welfare system. Cultural safety is a critical matter for both Indigenous and ethnic minorit

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