A Case of Mistaken Identity: What Happens When Race is a Factor

Goggin, Elizabeth; Rozas, Lisa Werkmeister; Garran, Ann Marie

doi:10.1080/02650533.2015.1100596

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“…If one walked through the social work section in a library and a book fell off the shelf and hit your head, the book would be likely to include acknowledgement that institutional racism exists in social work. In less than 15 minutes, I immediately found the following references which acknowledged or analyzed institutional racism in social work: Duhaney & El-Lahib (2021);Edmonds-Cady & Wingfield (2017); Gibbs (1971); Goggin, Werkmeister Rozas & Garran (2016); Grosser (1969); Hipple, Reid, Williams, Gomez, Peyton, & Wolcott (2021); Holley van Vleet (2006); Howitt & Owusu-Bempah (1990); Johnson, Archibald, Estreet & Morgan (2021);McMahon & Allen-Meares (1992); Mirelowitz (1979); O'Donohue (2016); Perez (2021); PTFS, (2007); Shannon (1970); Senreich & Dale (2021); Wright, Carr & Akkin (2021).…”

Section: Is Institutional Racism Housed Within the Social Work Establ...mentioning

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Editorial: Does Racial Bias Exist in the ASWB Social Work Exams?

Marson¹

2022

Int J SW Values and Ethics

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Editorial: Does Racial Bias Exist in the ASWB Social Work Exams?

Marson¹

2022

Int J SW Values and Ethics

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“…In the current structure, antiracism could be conceptualized within Competency #3: advancing human rights and social, economic, and environmental justice. A competency-based approach to assessment of antiracism learning outcomes in social work is critical not only for policy and community practitioners, but also for clinicians (Goggin et al, 2016;Varghese, 2016).…”

Section: Background Antiracism Education In Social Workmentioning

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Assessing Antiracism as a Learning Outcome in Social Work Education

Copeland

Ross

2021

ASW

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The current political climate and reversals of gains made during the Civil Rights Movement underscore the urgent need for preparing emerging social workers to effectively address white supremacy in social work practice. Antiracism education in social work aims to ensure competent antiracist social work practice towards the goal of eradicating white supremacy in all its forms. Given the widening racial disparities evident in income, health and educational outcomes, it is essential to examine the degree to which social work education adequately prepares emerging social work practitioners to engage in antiracist social work practice. This paper presents findings of a systematic review of social work research assessing antiracism as a learning outcome. After reviewing more than 150 studies published between 2008 and 2018, none of them focused on assessing antiracism as a learning outcome. Our review demonstrates that despite the importance of antiracist social work practice, published research on assessment of antiracism as a learning outcome is sparse and is not antiracism-focused as much as it is antiracism-inclusive. More attention to identifying and disseminating best practices for assessing student competence in antiracism practice is required to defeat white supremacy.

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Psychodynamic Analysis of Racialized Interactions: The Get Out Case Study

Rasmussen

Garran

2019

Smith College Studies in Social Work

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A Case of Mistaken Identity: What Happens When Race is a Factor

Cited by 3 publications

References 23 publications

Editorial: Does Racial Bias Exist in the ASWB Social Work Exams?

Editorial: Does Racial Bias Exist in the ASWB Social Work Exams?

Assessing Antiracism as a Learning Outcome in Social Work Education

Psychodynamic Analysis of Racialized Interactions: The Get Out Case Study

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