Anti-Oppressive Practice as a Transformational Tool

In this AMED 2019 breakout session, Professor Donna Hinds examines key themes, including anti-oppressive practice as a navigating tool; anti-oppressive practice and the self; the reframing of the mind; social work ethics, insight, and anti-oppressive practice as a transformational paradigm; and our professional responsibilities as social workers and social service workers.
Disclaimer: At time of publication on July 12, 2019, the OCSWSSW members who participated in this video were registered and in good standing with the OCSWSSW.

[@ahavahbiblestudytime]

Excellent presentation. Dr. Donna😘

[@ericaforbes2809]

Excellent AOP presentation! It was presented in a very realistic and self-confronting manner.

[@numbertwie]

I truly appreciate this content. It is rather unfortunate that most social workers are not open to acceptance/change; it is indeed ambiguous (especially those at the top hierarchy). Though there is constant push for change, equality, equity, anti oppressive practice and etc, some workers overlook it. Social work is one of the most toxic fields in the helping profession. It's rather a shame!

[@Romel5427]

This is my professor Dr. Donna Hinds

[@syedbukhari2689]

Great

[@whatdoyoulivefor735]

Fantastic talk.

[@brothaearth4756]

Good talk

[@tobisamiatibrahim9133]

👍