Anti-racism and Social WelfareLaura Penketh, Michael Lavalette, Chris Jones Ashgate, 1998 - 254 Seiten Evidence of institutional and structural racism within social welfare agencies is well established in Britain. Since the 1980s this recognition has led to a number of apparently progressive policy proposals and developments aimed at countering such discrimination and disadvantage. |
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The Case of CCETSWs | 27 |
Racial and Ethnic | 53 |
Inequality Ethnicity and Educational Achievement | 79 |
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Anti-racism and Social Welfare Micheal Lavalette,Laura Penketh,Chris Jones Eingeschränkte Leseprobe - 2018 |
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11 pupil achievement African Caribbean alliance analysis anti-racism anti-racist anti-racist social asylum seekers Bangladeshi bell hooks black children Black community black families black minority ethnic black students black women Britain CCETSW challenge child sexual abuse cohort Commission For Racial community members concerned context council housing different ethnic origins discrimination ethnic minority pharmacists experience feminist feminist pedagogy GCSE gender housing association immigration impact initiatives institutional racism institutions interview involved issues Labour Leicester Liverpool London Management Committee Merseyside Michael Lavalette minority ethnic households NSPCC oppression organisations participation particular Partner Agencies partnership Paulo Freire pharmacy political poverty practice teachers problems professional programme Project proportion pupils at School pupils of different race Racial Equality racial inequalities racism relationship research process responses sector Social Action Social Policy social workers society Somali Somali community strategy Toxteth University University of Liverpool welfare whilst white pharmacists white women