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For Phyllis Young (only) Discussion Question ; Needs to be 250 words and add references I am willing to pay 5 dollars Community Empowerment Resources Discussion Participation Scoring Guide . Choose one community population that may be supported by social work advocacy programs (education, community agencies, elders, persons with disabilities, nonprofit organizations, et cetera). Explain how this population fits into the domain of social work, and discuss the social justice issues social workers should be aware of in these systems. How do underrepresented populations rely on community social work advocacy programs?  How are social justice issues and social advocacy processes addressed by social workers for underrepresented populations? .

For Phyllis Young (only)
Discussion Question ;
Needs to be 250 words and add references
I am willing to pay 5 dollars
Community Empowerment
Resources
Discussion Participation Scoring Guide
.
Choose
one
community population that may be supported by social work
advocacy programs (education, community agencies, elders,
persons with disabilities, nonprofit organizations, et cetera).
Explain how this population fits into the domain of social work,
and discuss the social justice issues social workers should be
aware of in these systems.
How do underrepresented populations rely on community social
work advocacy programs?
How are social justice issues and social advocacy processes
addressed by social workers for underrepresented populations?

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