Doing Justice: A Typology of Helping Attitudes Toward Sexual Groups  

Oleh:

Hancock, Tina U.

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Affilia vol. 23 no. 4 (Nov. 2008), page 349-362.
Topik: social justice; social work education; social work values and ethics
Fulltext: 349.pdf (96.89KB)

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Social workers in small towns and rural communities who restrict their practice on moral grounds may be oppressive to women who are seeking a range of reproductive health options and clients with the gay/lesbian lifestyle. On the basis of observations of students who were enrolled in a rural-based BSW program in a conservatively religious affiliated university, the author presents a typology that categorizes the students’ views on justice and oppression and willingness to work in practice situations with which the students disagree on moral grounds. Three orientations are illustrated: an ethic of conformity, an ethic of individualism, and an ethic of care. Implications for practice and teaching are discussed.

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