| Description |
1 online resource (342 p.) |
| Contents |
Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures -- Acknowledgements -- Part 1. Working With Particular Interest -- 1. The Intersectionality of Indigeneity and Gender in Australian Social Work -- Introduction -- Gender -- Men's business and women's business -- Power and gender -- Sexuality -- Heteronormativity -- Policy and practice context -- Client-worker relationship -- Understand Australia's First Nations history -- Intersectional framework -- Ethnocentrism -- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community protocols -- Future Research -- Conclusion -- References |
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2. Working with Aboriginal LGBTIQ+ People -- Frameworks of practice -- Working with cultural humility -- Working with Aboriginal LGBTIQ+ people -- Minority identity -- Being Blak -- Aboriginal health considerations -- Being LGBTIQ+ -- Social exclusion and marginalisation -- The gender binary and heteronormativity -- Discrimination and racism -- Intersectional considerations: Being Blak and LGBTIQ+ -- Resilience -- Transformative existences, not resilience -- Self-sovereignty and self-determination -- Sovereignty of wellbeing -- Conclusion -- References |
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3. From the Margins of the Other's Other: Indigenous Queers and a Crisis of Recognition -- Introduction -- Conceptual framework -- Finding appropriate language -- Framing the redoing of histories -- Queering Aboriginalities/Indigeneity -- Organised religious stronghold -- Indigenous homophobia -- Heteronormative assimilation -- Conclusion -- References -- 4. A Culturally Supportive Ethics of Care: Working with Aboriginal Children and Young People -- Introduction -- Context: Protectionism, whiteness, and practice -- The whiteness of social work |
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Culturally supportive ethics of care: The framework -- Decolonising as ethics: Decolonising social work -- Practice as ethics -- Resisting disembodied, deficit approaches to practice -- Justice and care as ethics: Listening to Aboriginal ways of care -- Meaningful inclusion as ethics: Practice as decolonised, caring and just -- Conclusion -- References -- 5. Working with Aboriginal Older Persons -- Cultural Standpoint -- Introduction -- Identification of Aboriginal older persons -- Health and healthy ageing -- Social and emotional wellbeing -- Cultural responsiveness and culturally safe care |
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Services and challenges -- Australia's aged care system -- Future planning for Aboriginal older persons -- Elder abuse in Aboriginal communities -- How to work respectfully with Aboriginal older persons -- Conclusion -- Further Reading -- Part 2. Social Work in Practice Settings -- 6. How the Practical Perspectives of Health Impact on Aboriginal Males, Family and Communities -- Introduction -- Valuing Aboriginal males -- Understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander male health -- Research aimed at better understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander male health |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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Policy investments aimed at improving Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander male health |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Krakouer, Jacynta
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Fernando, Todd
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Phelan, Peta
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Russ-Smith, Jessica
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Wheeler, Amelia
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Bennett, Bindi
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| ISBN |
9781352012293 |
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1352012294 |
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