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Encyclopedia of Social Work

Articles in Encyclopedia of Social Work provide overviews of policy, practice, and key figures in social work. Some potentially relevant articles, as well as a link to the full encyclopedia, are listed below.

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An encyclopedia covering key aspects of social work; each entry and biography has been vetted with precision by an expert editorial board, all of whom have experience in clinical and academic social work.
Continuously updated online collaboration between the National Association of Social Workers (NASW Press) and Oxford University Press (OUP). Building off the classic reference work, a valuable tool for social workers for over 85 years, the online resource of the same name offers the reliability of print with the accessibility of a digital platform.

Social Work Education: Multiculturalism
The basic idea of multiculturalism in social work education is that social work students need to learn to work effectively with people from many different cultures, and that this will have a positive impact on their social work practice and on outcomes for those with whom they work.
Critical Race Theory and Macro Social Work Practice
CRT can be used as a lens to (a) understand current social and economic conditions, (b) analyze policies including municipal, state, and federal laws, regulations, and court decisions, and (c) develop and implement policies and programs that increase racial justice.
Culturally Competent Practice
This article defines cultural competence and culturally competent practice and focuses on cultural awareness, knowledge acquisition, and skill development as key components.
Multiculturalism
The importance of preparatory training for social workers to gain more knowledge about multicultural communities is highlighted and examples are provided of specific cross-cultural training models.