Social Work, Social Writing & the Social NetWorker
by Megan M. on June 19, 2009 (Blog) |
I’ve been writing for Social Work prn (that is, pro re nata) for almost three months now, and by god, it’s a great way to spend time. It’s definitely a favorite as gigs go, and they are good people. Here’s my preferred list for the stuff I’ve put together since I started, if you want to bop around and take a look.
My Favorite Single Posts
- Fully-Integrated Social Change
- Better Kids, Better Us, Better Everybody
- Social (Detective) Work, Perseverance, & What Matters
On Homelessness and Social Change
- A Need for Social Change
- Finding the Connection for Social Change
- On Desperation and Locked Doors
- Seeing Clearly: What Help for Whom?
Angel and Michelle’s Story
- Outside Looking In, Part One
- Outside Looking In, Part Two
- Outside Looking In, Part Three
Burning Flipside and Alternative Social Structures
- Alternative Social Values for the Real World
- Civilization and Self Reliance
- Social Systems, Invisibility, and Self-Reliance
- Self-Reliance: Creativity, Ingenuity, Growth
- Remembering to Connect
Sweat Lodge Ceremonies and Social Work
- Assuming Social Connection
- Sweat Lodges and Social Work
- Seeking the Sweat Lodge
- Inside the Sweat Lodge, Self-Work and Spirtuality
If you want to catch posts as I make them, you can see them most Tuesdays and Thursdays at Social Work prn’s blog, The Social NetWorker. Rob Plotkin posts there regularly, and we’ve had a smattering of other guest bloggers in the last few weeks (including our friendly neighborhood Freak Revolutionaries and the ever-awesome Bob Poole). If you’re interested at all in social work (or being mindful of the world around you!) it’s a good read. Here’s the RSS feed.
Have a super-great weekend, folks!
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