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Journal for Specialists in Group Work, the official Journal of ASGW |
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The Association for Specialists in Group Work is a division of the American Counseling Association. As Counseling Professionals who are interested in and specialize in group work, we value the creation |
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Based on feedback from the ACA Bylaws Committee, two minor changes were added to the ASGW Bylaws. The additions are highlighted in blue and can be viewed by clicking this link 2013 ASGW Bylaws and viewing Article II, Section 6 and Article 6, Section 4. Please send comments to Alicia Homrich at ahomrich@rollins.edu prior to March 19th. Thank you.
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Group Work Experts Share Their Favorite Multicultural Activities:
A Guide to Diversity-Competent Choosing, Planning, Conducting, and Processing
edited by Carmen F. Salazar
This innovative book features contributions from experts in group work, multiculturalism, and social justice who are committed to diversity-competent group leadership. The result is a powerful synthesis of collective wisdom and useful exercises. Introductory chapters describe diversity-competent group work practice; types of diversity related groups; and selecting, using, and processing group exercises. The numerous practical activities focus on race, ethnicity, culture, gender, socioeconomic status, sexual orientation, ability, age, and spirituality and are designed for use with children, teens, and adults in a variety of settings. A special section on training diversity-competent group leaders features guidelines, tips, and words of wisdom from a dozen experts.