DR B R AMBEDKAR AND HIS VISION OF SOCIAL JUSTICE

Non institutional social work practice was started long back in India and it got accerlation after legalized efforts of Ambedkar towards welfare of the

This re-centering of values expressed within a social justice and human dignity paradigm needs to be central to any regulatory migration policies; and they are values that

EP 2.1.5: Advance human rights and social and economic justice: Social workers are knowledgeable about theories and strategies to promote human, social, political, economic and

Social democracy in the words of Dr.Ambedkar means,way of life which recognizes liberty, equality. andfraternity as the principles

The curriculum requirements include general education, content on social work values and ethics, human diversity, social and economic justice, populations­at­risk, human behavior

The following broad ethical principles are based on social work’s core values of service, social justice, dignity and worth of the person, importance of human relationships,

Unit -8: Meaning, Functions of Social Groups and Types of Social Groups Unit – 9: Community – Definition and Characteristics. Unit -10: Types of Communities – Tribal, Rural

This article outlines how the CSC/UST School Social Work has embraced this ‘opportunity- challenge.’ Recognizing Catholic Social Teaching (CST) as rich resource of social justice,