Charlotte Williams & Mekada J. Graham 
Social Work in a Diverse Society [EPUB ebook] 
Transformative Practice with Black and Minority Ethnic Individuals and Communities

Part I: Theory and practice;

Building Transformative Practice: What does the theory say? ~ Charlotte Williams and Mekada Graham;

‘Pushing theory’: Critical cultural competence in social work practice: case example from Northern Ireland ~ Chaitali Das and Julia Ahmed;

Part II: Practice themes;

Risk and Safety: The Strengths-based Approach in Child Protection with Black and Minority Ethnic Families ~ Claudia Bernard & Dawn Haughton;

Personalisation and older people from minority ethnic groups ~ Nicola Moran;

Narrative and Story-telling in Assessment : An example of work with Muslim youth ~ Lena Robinson and Rafik Gardee;

Interpreting: One size fits all? English language an essential component of social work? ~ Sian Lucas;

Multi-Disciplinary working: Working with cultural diversity: lessons from mental health practice ~ Frank Keating & Stefan Brown;

Co-Production: Working alongside refugees and asylum seekers: ‘Popular’ social work in action in Britain ~ Michael Lavalette and Rhetta Moran;

Consultation and civic participation ~ Charlotte Williams and Tue Hong Barker;

Outreach: Care experiences amongst Gypsy/Traveller families ~ Dan Allen and Sarah Cemlyn;

Intellectual Disability, Ethnicity and Cultural Diversity ~ Raghu Raghavan;

Self care and Social Work ~ Charlotte Williams and Mekada Graham;

Evaluation: serious case reviews and anti-racist practice ~ Kish Bhatti Sinclair;

Conclusion: Emergent theory for practice ~ Charlotte Williams and Mekada Graham.

Mekada J. Graham is Professor and Chair of the Department of Social Work, California State University Dominguez Hills. Her scholarly works focus on social work theory, childhood and oppression studies.