Abstract
This interactive workshop will encourage dialogue on hidden narratives of identity, spirituality/religion and social advocacy within history and from personal experiences. The presenters focus on concepts of intersectionality and advocacy through the lens of social sciences and the field of social work. The group’s exchange will include: The meaning of identity and intersectionality; Shared stories of application in the area of inclusivity of religious and spiritual perspectives; Examples of international and historical stories that have been missing from the common narrative of religion, spirituality and diversity; Connecting through personal reflection in an effort to inspire and develop action within their communities.
Presenters
Tracy J. Mongan, MSW, LICSWAssistant Professor of Social Work/Online Undergraduate Social Work Coordinator, Department of Social Work, The College of St. Scholastica, United States Krista Harju MSW, LICSW, M.Ed
Assistant Professor, Program Director, Department of Social Work, The College of St. Scholastica, Minnesota, United States Shelly Smart
Associate Professor, Occupational Therapy, The College of St Scholastica, Minnesota, United States
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Intersectionality, Spirituality, Religion, Identity, Narratives, Inclusion, Social Work
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