Trans*forming Social Work
Course Number: 62022
Course Description
When we center the experiences of those most marginalized and affected (e.g. queer, trans*, POC) by social services, we are able to identify the holes, cracks, and potential remedies of individual and systemic oppression. In this course, we will center trans* people to explore our gendered society and the impacts of this structure on the lives of transgender, gender nonconforming, and gender queer people, and other gender transgressors. We will also identify and explain how gendered cultural norms influence all genders in and beyond social work. Through an intersectional exploration, identification, and explanation, we will move the conversation beyond deficit and medical models to imagine and work towards social work practice that includes, considers, and saves lives.
This course fulfills the Human Diversity Requirement.
Requirements Filled
Clinical Concentration: All Clinical Classes
Specialized Diversity Courses
LGBTQIA related courses
Professors and Lecturers Who Teach This Course
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