Books from National Association of Social Workers
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Foundations of Social Work Practice: A Graduate Text
By Mark A. Mattaini, Christine T. LoweryHere, in a single volume, is the core knowledge of the practice of social work, thoroughly updated in a new second edition. The book covers the core content required in...
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Spirituality and the Black Helping Tradition in Social Work
By Elmer P. Martin, Joanne Mitchell MartinIn the black helping tradition, spirituality is the sense of the sacred and divine. It is a critical value deeply rooted in the African worldview and used by African Americans...
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Analyzing Social Work Practice by Fields
By Harriett Moulton BartlettAnalyzing Social Work Practice by Fields
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Social Work Quality Assurance Programs: A Comparative Analysis
By Claudia J. CoultonSocial Work Quality Assurance Programs: A Comparative Analysis
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Successful Community Leadership: A Skills Guide for Volunteers and Professionals
By John E. TropmanA manual for volunteers and professionals in community work, showing techniques and skills to improve community group work. It demonstrates how to manage problems of procedure, process and people, such...
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1983-84 Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Social Work, 17th Edition
By National Association of Social Workers1983-84 Supplement to the Encyclopedia of Social Work, 17th Edition
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The Vulnerable Social Worker: Liability for Serving Children and Families
By Douglas J. BesharovThe Vulnerable Social Worker: Liability for Serving Children and Families
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An Author's Guide to Social Work Journals
By Henry N. MendelsohnAn Author's Guide to Social Work Journals
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Lesbian and Gay Issues: A Resource Manual for Social Workers
By Hilda Hidalgo, Travis L. Peterson, Natalie Jane Woodman"First and foremost, the purpose of this manual is to help social work practitioners to become more effective in their practice with clients who 'happen to be homosexual.' An equally...
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The Diverse Society: Implications for Social Policy
By Pastora San Juan Cafferty, Leon ChestangThe authors discuss the historical treatment of ethnicity and describe the process by which individuals take on an ethnic identification. US public policy issues are covered.
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The Helping Tradition in the Black Family and Community
By Elmer P. Martin, Joanne Mitchell MartinReaders will learn the evolution of the helping tradition from traditional Africa to slavery in the United States, among free blacks, through Reconstruction, and into rural and urban states. Spread...
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The 1978 NASW Professional Social Workers' Directory
By National Association of Social WorkersThe 1978 NASW Professional Social Workers' Directory
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Mediation in Special Education Disputes
By Claire B. GallantMediation in Special Education Disputes
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The Common Base of Social Work Practice
By Harriett Moulton Bartlett, Beatrice N. SaundersThe Common Base of Social Work Practice