La Salle University Offers a Course Called Social Welfare Policy
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SWK 291 - Social Welfare Policy
This course will provide an examination of the historical roots of the United States' response to human needs through social welfare policy, including the distribution of power, status, and resources. The experience of oppression and discrimination of vulnerable groups will be stressed. Social policy is discussed using historical and social justice lenses, stressing critical thinking in how these policies can be improved to better serve individuals, groups and communities, especially those who have historically experienced oppression and discrimination. Ethical issues associated with the allocation of resources will be highlighted.
Number of Credits: 3
When Offered: Fall, Summer
How Offered: Face-to-Face
Afro-Eurasian Concentration
HIS 337 - African-American History
This course covers African-American history from colonization to the modern Civil Rights Movement.
Number of Credits: 3
How Offered: Face-to-Face
Written by Stephanie Taylor, Editor-in-Chief, Intelligent Luxury
How do we create policy to prevent stalking, sexual assault, and other crimes? Oppression may cause crime. The distribution of power leads to a status in society. Social policy needs to be about education.
If you are a victim of sex trafficking call the police. However, if you are victimized by a law enforcement officer, call the Federal Bureau of Investigations or ask an attorney to tell you who you should contact if you are a victim of a sexual assault or sex related crime. If you are victim of a sex crime, a prostitute, or a pornography actor or actress; you should contact an attorney and law enforcement.
SWK 291 - Social Welfare Policy
This course will provide an examination of the historical roots of the United States' response to human needs through social welfare policy, including the distribution of power, status, and resources. The experience of oppression and discrimination of vulnerable groups will be stressed. Social policy is discussed using historical and social justice lenses, stressing critical thinking in how these policies can be improved to better serve individuals, groups and communities, especially those who have historically experienced oppression and discrimination. Ethical issues associated with the allocation of resources will be highlighted.
Number of Credits: 3
When Offered: Fall, Summer
How Offered: Face-to-Face
Afro-Eurasian Concentration
HIS 337 - African-American History
This course covers African-American history from colonization to the modern Civil Rights Movement.
Number of Credits: 3
How Offered: Face-to-Face
Written by Stephanie Taylor, Editor-in-Chief, Intelligent Luxury
How do we create policy to prevent stalking, sexual assault, and other crimes? Oppression may cause crime. The distribution of power leads to a status in society. Social policy needs to be about education.
If you are a victim of sex trafficking call the police. However, if you are victimized by a law enforcement officer, call the Federal Bureau of Investigations or ask an attorney to tell you who you should contact if you are a victim of a sexual assault or sex related crime. If you are victim of a sex crime, a prostitute, or a pornography actor or actress; you should contact an attorney and law enforcement.
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