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Social Work Practice with Task Groups, Organizations and Communities

Social Work Practice with Task Groups, Organizations and Communities

Taught By:

Sacha Klein

Department of Social Work

Michigan State University

kleinsa@msu.edu

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Motivation for Teaching Social Action:

I created the Advocacy Scholars Program at MSU for Social Work students interested in careers in public policy, advocacy, activism and/or systems change and I teach the capstone course for students in this program: Advanced Advocacy Skills for Promoting Social Justice. This program sounds like a valuable opportunity to deepen the social action focus in this course and for embedding social action education into another course that I will be teaching for the first time in the Spring: SW822 Topics in Policy Practice & Advocacy.

Course Description:

Planning and social intervention with task groups, organizations and communities.

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Student Campaigns

Bright Minds, Different Paths: Engaging Parents, Supporting Dyslexia
2025
Spring
Education

Syllabus:

teachingsocialaction.org