Social Action, Advocacy and Agents of Change:: Howard University School of Social Work in the 1970s
by Ruby M. Gourdine Dsw, Annie W. Brown Dsw
This focused work explores social action, advocacy, and the people who helped advance change at Howard University School of Social Work during the 1970s. It provides a historical perspective on social work education and its connection to social issues, activism, and community-focused efforts.
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Social Action, Advocacy and Agents of Change examines the relationship between social action and advocacy at Howard University School of Social Work in the 1970s.
The book centers on the people and efforts associated with social change during this period, highlighting the role of social work education in broader community concerns.
Written by Ruby M. Gourdine and Annie W. Brown, this work offers a focused perspective on social work, advocacy, and institutional history.
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