Discipline: Social Science - Sociology

Diss Question 2Diss Question 2

For your initial post, discuss at least one of the readings that you intend to use in the reading reaction journal. Did you learn something from it, disagree with one of the main arguments, or still have questions?  https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2014/09/23/in-a-post-fergurson-world-americans-increasingly-doubt-the-notion-of-colorblind-justice/?Post+generic=%3Ftid%3Dsm_twitter_washingtonposthttps://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2014/06/the-case-for-reparations/361631/ https://www.npr.org/sections/codeswitch/2014/02/11/275087586/study-stereotypes-drive-perceptions-of-race Race and Ideology in a Pandemic: WhitePrivilege and Patterns of Risk Perceptionduring COVID-19Nicholas Vargas1, G. […]

Diss Question 1Diss Question 1

In your initial post, answer the questions:  •Is income inequality a problem for society? •If so, what should be done? Make reference to the material and resources provided in this module to support your answer. In addition to posting your answers to the above questions, comment on at least two other posts. Be sure to […]

sociology 1sociology 1

  Respond to two (2) of the following prompts: Summarize conflict theory, symbolic interactionism, and structural functionalism. Present one tangible example of each theory. (USLO 1.2) How would you describe the difference between a sociological theory and a sociological perspective? For example, while symbolic interactionism is a sociological theory, Mills’ sociological imagination is a sociological […]

Agendas and Steps for Activating ChangeAgendas and Steps for Activating Change

Briefly explain the concept of the agenda funnel.  Why is context important when advocating for change to decision makers?  Using the social problem you identified earlier in the course, explain how the 10 issues Jansson outlined are important when trying to activate change regarding the selected social problem. Provide 2–3 sentences for each of the 10 issues:  Timing   Coupling   Framing and finding a title   Negotiating […]

ISSUE STATEMENTISSUE STATEMENT

  Issue Statement: Create a 1-paragraph issue statement that hooks your audience and concisely communicates the imperative to address your selected social problem (HOMELESSNESS). Include the following:  In 1 paragraph, define your social problem and the population impacted by it.   In 1–2 paragraphs, explain your critical reasons for why the public and decision-makers, as well as social workers, need to advocate […]

Discussion on ( Homelessness)Discussion on ( Homelessness)

  Post a brief reminder of your social (Homelessness population) problem and address the following:  How does public opinion influence political approaches to the problem? Explain.   What policy advocacy approaches and skills can you use to address the problem with political leaders?   What are the social justice implications of your approach?   Provide full APA-formatted citations for your […]

DiscussionDiscussion

 Post an assessment of the trauma the adolescent has experienced and how that may impact their development. Bearing in mind that environmental concerns have been addressed, utilize your advanced-level skills to identify a modality that is appropriate for the developmental stage. Finally, describe some assumptions and pitfalls of the modality as it relates to the population.   *This is a Social […]

Stylish And Playful: Perfect Outfit Date Night Comedy Show Outfit IdeasStylish And Playful: Perfect Outfit Date Night Comedy Show Outfit Ideas

A date night at a comedy show is an opportunity to enjoy laughter and entertainment in the company of your significant other. Choosing the right outfit for such an occasion involves striking a balance between comfort, style, and a touch of playfulness to match the jovial atmosphere of the event. Whether it’s your first date […]

Skills building 2Skills building 2

  Select a family system working with barriers and challenges, such as those related to differences in sexual orientation, a differences in race or ethnicity, substance abuse, food insecurity, or managing a disability. Think about how a social worker might address one of these barriers on an individual, family, organizational, group, or community level.