Vol. 24 No. 1 (2018): Special Issue on the Interconnections of Micro and Macro Practice: Sharing Experiences of the Real World

Published: 2018-04-30

Interconnections of Micro and Macro Practice

• Reflections from the Editors: From Conception to Birth

  Darlyne Bailey, Melissa Emmerson

  1-5

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• Spending Time with Frances Hesselbein

  Darlyne Bailey

  6-11

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• Macro Practice in a Micro World: The Story of Youth Futures

  Barrett Albert Troy Bonella

  12-20

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• Realigning Macro and Micro Social Work After Tragedy

  Yvette Savwoir Bradford

  21-25

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• The Politicizing Influence of Caregiving: Making the Micro and Macro Connection in Older Adult Health

  Renée J. Cardone

  26-33

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• What’s Your Number? An Example of Micro and Macro Practice in the Era of Police Accountability

  Jandel Crutchfield

  34-44

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• I Love the Profession, but Hate Where I Work: Remembering the Value of Organizations in Social Work Practice

  Rukshan Fernando

  45-55

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• Using Twitter in Reclaiming Macro Practice, and Affirming Our Social Work Roots

  Sunya Williams Folayan, Laurel Iverson Hitchcock, Karen Zgoda

  56-64

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• Streams to Ocean: Bridging the Micro/Macro Divide

  Heather G. Howard

  65-71

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• From Values to Passion to Enlivened Practice: A Palette of Possibilities

  Elizabeth Keenan

  72-81

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• Using the Nokota® Experience to Connect Individuals with Their Communities

  Sarah L. Lieser

  82-86

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• Animals as Agents to Inform the Intersection of Micro and Macro Practice

  Maureen MacNamara

  87-96

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• Herd to Horse: A Focus from Macro to Micro, Lessons from the Nokota® Horse

  Christine Carapico McGowan

  97-101

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• Bridging the Gap Between Micro and Macro Practice to Address Homelessness in the U.S.-Mexico Border Region: Implications for Practitioners and Community Stakeholders

  Eva M. Moya, Silvia Maria Chavez-Baray, Omar Martinez, Brian Mattera, Courtney Adcox

  102-118

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• Bridging Case and Cause, Micro and Macro Through Fundraising

  Barry Rosenberg

  119-125

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• Reflections on Social Work, Social History, and Practice Experience: “It Ain’t the Same If You’re Poor”

  Alice Skirtz

  126-140

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• Integrating Micro, Mezzo, and Macro Practice in Interdisciplinary Work with Rhode Island’s Homeless Community

  Megan Christine Smith

  141-154

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• Confessions of a Reluctant Macro Practitioner

  Joseph Walsh

  155-162

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Full Issue PDF of Entire Issue

• V24#1 (Winter 2018) Full Issue PDF

  1-162

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