This paper examines aboriginal social work education in Canada and suggests that current education practice may be facilitating the assimilation of aboriginal students into a mainstream culture and profession. Developments in aboriginal social work programs and curriculum are reviewed and a philosophy of recognition and accommodation of aboriginal perspectives as a basis for future developments is posed as an alternative to assimilation. Further, a strategy for teaching, termed interface teaching, is suggested as a way in which non-aboriginal educators can take individual responsibility for wrestling with some of the issues that arise in the professional education of aboriginal students.Cet article examine la formation des travailleurs soci...
Indigenous pedagogies involve seeking out various forms of indigenous knowledge and a commit-ment to...
This article recounts the author’s personal and professional journey of developing a social policy s...
The retention and completion rates of Indigenous students undertaking tertiary studies continue to b...
This paper examines aboriginal social work education in Canada and suggests that current education p...
This paper discusses the development and positioning of a Native social work program, and why it wa...
This paper provides an account of the development of an Indigenous1 Social Work program in Sudbury, ...
Social work in Australia requires educators to teach skills, knowledge, and Aboriginal ways of knowi...
Abstract As Aboriginal peoples gain more access to schools of social work, the acad...
Aboriginal social work is a relatively new field in the human services, emerging out of the Aborigin...
This study inquires into the perceived status of Indigenization within the Bachelor of Social Work (...
The Faculty of Social Work program at the University of Regina is a broker for two social work progr...
This article shares the reflections, based on exploratory research and practice in the Interior of B...
Social work training programs have not been able to keep step with the needs of Indigenous people si...
While efforts to recruit Indigenous social work students must be continued, social work educators ne...
This article focuses on an innovative proposed Master of Social Work based in Indigenous Knowledges ...
Indigenous pedagogies involve seeking out various forms of indigenous knowledge and a commit-ment to...
This article recounts the author’s personal and professional journey of developing a social policy s...
The retention and completion rates of Indigenous students undertaking tertiary studies continue to b...
This paper examines aboriginal social work education in Canada and suggests that current education p...
This paper discusses the development and positioning of a Native social work program, and why it wa...
This paper provides an account of the development of an Indigenous1 Social Work program in Sudbury, ...
Social work in Australia requires educators to teach skills, knowledge, and Aboriginal ways of knowi...
Abstract As Aboriginal peoples gain more access to schools of social work, the acad...
Aboriginal social work is a relatively new field in the human services, emerging out of the Aborigin...
This study inquires into the perceived status of Indigenization within the Bachelor of Social Work (...
The Faculty of Social Work program at the University of Regina is a broker for two social work progr...
This article shares the reflections, based on exploratory research and practice in the Interior of B...
Social work training programs have not been able to keep step with the needs of Indigenous people si...
While efforts to recruit Indigenous social work students must be continued, social work educators ne...
This article focuses on an innovative proposed Master of Social Work based in Indigenous Knowledges ...
Indigenous pedagogies involve seeking out various forms of indigenous knowledge and a commit-ment to...
This article recounts the author’s personal and professional journey of developing a social policy s...
The retention and completion rates of Indigenous students undertaking tertiary studies continue to b...