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Author: Martell L. Teasley, Michael S. Spencer, Melissa Bartholomew

This text offers a compendium of knowledge and perspectives from leading researchers dedicated to examining various forms of racism and their distinctions and impact on racial groups. Each chapter promotes both evidence and practice-based research that cultivates improvements in the daily lives of people affected by racism. The text also advocates for the facilitation of systemic change on the individual, organizational, community, and greater societal levels. With this advocacy perspective, the authors aim to advance community empowerment and advocacy to address and eliminate both racism and white supremacy. The authors identify the link between racism and social determinants of both physical/mental health and social well-being aiming to foster development of an anti-racist social work framework that promotes access to resources and opportunities that encompass transdisciplinary collaboration among the workforce.From a historical perspective, the book also examines the link between historical racial oppression and its contemporary effects and counterparts within racialized economic injustice. In sum, the authors collectively promote both teaching and learning within social work education programs that place emphasis on examining structural inequalities and white privilege – as well as the impacts on individual and group outcomes. To combat this, the text calls upon all social workers to develop a policy agenda for eliminating racism and white supremacy at the institutional and organizational level where structural racism is rampant, evident, and causes the most damage among marginalized groups.

Social Work and the Grand Challenge to Eliminate Racism: Concepts, Theory, and Evidence Based Approaches 1st Table of contents:

Part I. History, Racism, and Social Work Education
1. The Meaning and Function of Race and Racism: A Conceptual Understanding
The Meaning and Function of Race and Racism
Racism
Institutional Racism
Systemic Racism
Racial Projects
Racializing People
Racialized Identity
Racial Commonsense Thinking
Conclusion
2. Anti-Racism Social Work: History and Future Challenges
Social Work and Racism
Racism in Early Social Work
Racism and Civil Rights
Racism, Diversity, and Social Work Education
Racism and Social Work
Anti-Racist Social Work
ASWB and Racially Biased Licensure Testing
Conclusion
3. Using Personal-Professional Narratives as a Technique for Teaching: Social Work Students about the Complexities of Racism
Racism in the Helping Relationship
Challenges in Discussing Racism with Social Work Students
Use of Personal-Professional Narratives
Personal-Professional Narrative Case Study
Juvenile Court Experience
Child Welfare Agency
Evaluating Outcomes
Implications for Practice
Summary and Conclusion
4. Eradicating Racism: Social Work’s Most Pressing Grand Challenge
Conceptualization of Racism
Racism and the History of Social Work
Social Work’s Efforts to Eradicate Racism
Intrapersonal Efforts to Eradicate Racism
Interpersonal Efforts to Eradicate Racism
Institutional Efforts to Eradicate Racism
Conclusion
5. Ending Racism: A Critical Perspective
The Sustainability of Racism in America
Racism by Legislative Fiat and De Jure
Building a Race Consciousness-Raising and Anti-Racism Practice and Theory Narrative
Structural and Policy Approaches to Anti-Racism Practice
Practice Approaches for Addressing Structural and Interpersonal Racism
Behavioral Approach to Understanding Racism and Racial Prejudice
Mindfulness and Anti-Racism Practice
Combined Practice Approaches for Reducing Racism
Addressing Racial Discrimination through Task-Centered Practice
Confronting the Denial of Racism
Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppression Practice
Critique of Anti-Racism and Anti-Oppressive Practice Perspectives
Conclusion
Part II. Racism and Individual and Family Well-Being
6. Ensure Healthy Development for Youth: Expansions and Elaborations for Equity
In Matters of Equity, Creating Change Does Not Necessarily Create Progress
Re-examining Unleashing the Power of Prevention for Equity Elaborations
In Matters of Equity, Aspirations and Intentions Are Insufficient
Re-examining the Goal to Establish Equity-Enhancing Interventions
Understanding the Effects of Tested Programs on Marginalized Groups
Case Example: An Equity-Enhancing Approach to Program Adaptation and Implementation
Equity-Enhancing Interventions Prioritize Participatory Processes
Equity-Enhancing Interventions Are Tailored to Particular Cultures, Contexts, and Conditions
Equity-Enhancing Interventions Innovate Delivery Methods to Improve Service
Can Unleashing Prevention Be Anti-Racist?
7. Ensuring Healthy Development for All Youth: Prevention of Psychosis
The Promise of Prevention for All?
Overview of Early Psychosis Prevention
The Grand Challenge of Preventing Serious Mental Illness
The Promise of Prevention: An Update
Setting the Stage: Race and Mental Illness
Brief History of the Social Construction of Mental Illness and Race
Current Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Identification and Treatment of Serious Mental Illness
Role of Structural and Individual Racism in Mental Healthcare
A Mirror Image? Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Psychosis Prevention
Structural Racism, Racial Bias, and Cultural Responsiveness in Assessing Youth for Psychosis Risk
Are Promising Evidence-Based Practices for Psychosis Prevention Racially and Culturally Responsive?
Strategies for Reducing Structural Racism and Racial Bias and Increasing Cultural Responsiveness: Implications for Social Work Research, Education, and Practice
Development of Racially and Culturally Responsive Evidence- Based Practices
Service Provision: Helping Family and Youth Unleash Their Power
Summary
8. Closing the Health Gap: Addressing Racism, Settler Colonialism, and White Supremacy
A Holistic View of Health
The Association between Racism and Settler Colonialism, and Physical and Mental Health
Eliminating Racism in Health Systems
Health Service Delivery
Workforce Development
Health Information Systems
Equitable Access
Financing Systems
Leadership and Governance
Culturally Relevant Health-Promotion Interventions to Reduce Exposure to Racism
Racial Healing
Cultural Coping and Cultural Resilience
Culturally Tailored and Culturally Grounded Interventions
Toward Solutions and Reconciliation
Conclusion
9. Integrating AASWSW’s Grand Challenges of Productive Aging with Anti-Racism and Health Equity Lenses to Improve Population Health
An Integrated Framework of Productive Aging, Anti-Racism, and Health Equity
Definitions
Public Policy, Culture, and Discrimination
Individual Capacity
Neighborhood Capacity
Institutional Capacity
Productive Activities
Outcomes among Older Adults
Outcomes for Families, Organizations, and Society
Contributions of an Integrated Framework
Progress to Date and Future Research
Implications for Education
Conclusion
10. Racism and the Grand Challenge of Ending Family Violence among Black Families
Black Families and Child Maltreatment
Black Families and Intimate Partner Violence
Historical Overview of Racism and Violence against Black Families
Forced Family Separation
Laws and Policies to Maintain White Supremacy
The Role of Racism in Creating and Perpetuating Risk for Family Violence
Racism and Poverty
Racism, Health, and Stress
Racism, Geographic Contexts, and Structural Inequities
Evidence-Based and Evidence-Informed Strategies for Ending Family Violence
Applying an Anti-Racist Framework to Violence Prevention
11. Beyond Colorism: The Impact of Racialization in U.S. Latinxs
Healthcare
Housing
Education
Criminal Justice
Promising Practices to Counteract the Impact of Racism on Latinxs
Conclusion
12. Confronting the History of Racism against Asian Americans in the United States
Introduction
Asian Americans and Historical Experiences of Othering
Impact of Racism on the Health and Mental Health of Asian Americans
Anti-Asian Racism and the Grand Challenges for Social Work
Moving Forward: Strategies to Eliminate Anti-Asian Racism
Disentangling the Model Minority Myth
Fostering Racial Solidarity
Reflecting Racism within the Social Work Profession and Developing an Anti-Asian Racism Workforce
Support Reporting and Bystander Intervention Training
Policy Initiatives on Anti-Asian Racism
The Importance of Community-Based Solutions
Addressing Access to Mental Healthcare
Culturally Sensitive Evidence-Based Intervention
Directions for Future Anti-Asian Racism Research
Conclusion
Part III. Eliminating Racism through Strengthening the Social Fabric
13. Strengthening the Social Responses to the Human Impacts of Environmental Change
Chapter Overview
Intersection of Health Equity and Environmental Justice
Pesticide Exposure
Food Systems and Food Security
Water
Extractive Energy and Natural Resource Development
Extreme Weather Events
Urban Heat Islands (UHI)
Tornadoes
Hurricanes and Flooding
Climate Migration
COVID-19
Air Quality
Food Systems
Water
Activism and Advocacy
Conclusion and Moving Forward
14. Race and Racism in the Homelessness Crisis in the United States: Historic Antecedents, Current Best Practices, and Recommendations to End Racial Disparities in Housing and Homelessness
Foreword: A Brief Comment on the Authors’ Positionality
Racism in Plain Sight: From Slavery to Jim Crow to Post–World War II Housing Exclusion
Research on Homelessness: The Missing Significance of Race
Current Best Practices in Ending Homelessness: Housing First
The HUD-VASH Program for Homeless Veterans: A Rare Success Story and Lessons Learned
African Americans among Homeless Veterans
The Success of HUD-VASH
Structural and Institutional Changes Needed to Address Racial Inequities in Housing Access and Housing Security
Conclusion and Recommendations
15. Eradicating Social Isolation: Focus on Social Exclusion and Racism
Introduction
Social Isolation and Social Exclusion
Social Isolation
Social Exclusion
Theories: Racism and Social Exclusion
Critical Race Theory
Intersectionality
Racialized Organizations Theory
Social Exclusion, Stigma, and Racism
Relationship of Racism to Social Exclusion and Stigma
Income and Wealth
Education
Physical and Mental Health Outcomes
Case Vignettes (Racism and Social Exclusion)
Case Vignette # 1: Ms. Jones
Case Vignette #2: Julissa
Case Vignette #3: Michael
Conclusion: The Way Forward
Part IV. Progressive Approaches to Eliminating Institutional, Social Policy, and Economic Racism
16. Juvenile Justice for Achieving Equal Opportunity and Justice
Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act
Disparate Impacts of Juvenile Justice System Involvement
Micro-Level Impacts
Meso-Level Impacts
Macro-Level Impacts
Assessing Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Juvenile Justice
Reducing Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Juvenile Justice
Conclusion and Implications
17. From Mass Incarceration to Smart Decarceration
Mass Incarceration
Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System
Promote Smart Decarceration Grand Challenge
Micro, Meso, and Macro Contributors to RED
Micro Factors
Meso Factors
Macro Factors
Strategies to Redress Racial and Ethnic Disparities in the Criminal Justice System
Increase the Availability of and Access to Culturally Congruent Reentry Programs
Address Collateral Consequences through Racial and Ethnic Equity-Informed Policies and Practices
Decriminalize Low-Level Offenses and Invest in Alternatives to Incarceration
Repeal Racialized Criminal Justice Legislation and Policies
Adopt Racial Impact Statements as a Policy Priority
Address Explicit and Implicit Bias along the Carceral Continuum
Conclusion/Implications
18. Reducing Racialized Barriers to School Success for All Children and Youth
Race, Gender, and Disproportionality in School Suspension and Expulsion
Potential Outcomes of School Suspension and Expulsion
Existing Approaches for Tackling Disproportionality
Current Approaches
Launching the School Success Project (SSP)
Collaboration and Capacity-Building
Utilizing Evidence-Based and Innovative Methods
Completing the Interactive Map
Developing a Dissemination Strategy
Conclusion
19. Reversing Extreme Inequality: The Legacy and Persistence of Racism Economic Inequality
The Legacy and Persistence of Racism: Implications and Possibilities for Extreme Economic Inequality
The Significance of the Racial Income and Wealth Gaps
The History of Exclusionary Policies in the United States
Native Americans
Black Americans
Latinx/Hispanic
Asian Americans
White Americans
Labor and Income
Assets and Wealth
Land Loss
Wealth Stripping through Fees and Fines
Policy to Mitigate Economic Inequality by Race
Reparations
What Can Social Workers Do?
Conclusion
20. White Supremacy and American Social Policy: Implications for Racism-Centered Policy Practice
The Reluctance to Address White Supremacy
White Supremacy’s Foundation
Social Policy as Racial Regulation
The Denial of Racism
Policy Practice to Address White Supremacy
Policy Practitioner Roles
Racism-Centeredness in a Social Welfare Policy Course
Womanist Pedagogy and Racism-Centeredness
Course Assignments
Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) Annual Conference
Conclusion
21. Policy, Practice, and Institutional Barriers to Financial Capability and Asset Building Related to Race (Racism) in the United States
The Economics of Racism
The Challenges of Economics and Race/Racism
Race and Financial Education
Financial Socialization
Financial Education
For example, some schools
Financial Guidance
Impacts of Financial Education on Financial Behaviors and Well-Being
Race and Household Financial Access
Basic Financial Access: Banked Status
Alternative Financial Service (AFS) Use
Policy and Practice Suggestions to Increase Rate of Banked Products and Services Use
Credit Reports, Credit Scores, and Credit Use
Policy and Practice Suggestions Regarding Consumer Credit
Retirement Savings
Policy and Practice Suggestions Regarding Retirement Accounts
Racism as a Barrier to Achieving Financial Capability and Asset Building for All
Racial Wealth and Disparity
Race and FCAB and Social Work Education

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