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DESCRIPTION:This is the third and final ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­lecture in 
 the 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ School of Social Work's Transforming Social Work Speaker Series
 .  This series stems from numerous calls to action within our profession a
 nd broader society. Recognition of social work’s colonial roots requires r
 eflecting on our past and present to determine how as a profession we can 
 move towards liberatory transformation.\n\nDr. Harjeet Kaur Badwall\, Asso
 ciate Professor\, York University \n\n'Our History Keeps Repeating: Coloni
 alism’s Persistence in Social Work'\n\nHarjeet Badwall is an Associate Pro
 fessor at York University’s School of Social Work in Toronto\, Canada. Her
  areas of research focus on Race\, Racism and Whiteness in Social Work ped
 agogy\, curriculum and practice. Harjeet brings an interlocking analysis o
 f violence and oppression to the exploration of anti-violence in our work.
  Her research and teaching is informed by post-structural perspectives\, c
 ritical race\, decolonial\, feminist and queer theories. Harjeet worked in
  the anti-violence field for many years as a counselor\, community organiz
 er and activist. She also utilizes Narrative ideas and practice in her bot
 h her academic and practice based work.\n\nRegister in advance:\n\nhttps:/
 /mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZApf-ygpzgtGNMGjhJitgSimQfNZ4IYEVAq\n\nA
 fter registering\, you will receive a confirmation email containing inform
 ation about joining the meeting.\n\nThere is no fee required to attend thi
 s event\, closed captions will be available. \n\nThe recording of this tal
 k will be available for a limited time\, and will be sent to only those pr
 e-registered for this event.\n\nImage Description:  This is a head and sho
 ulders photograph of a South Asian woman with long wavy dark-brown hair wh
 o looks directly into the camera and smiles. She wears large silver earrin
 gs\, a silver hooped nose ring on her right nostril\, and a light blue kni
 t sweater.\n\n \n
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SUMMARY:Transforming Social Work Speaker Series
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