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DESCRIPTION:2021 91Ö±²¥ School of Social Work Black History Month Event\n\n
 Dr. Delores Mullings presents: Centering Blackness in Social Work: Challen
 ging Silence\, Erasure and Stereotypes.\n\nDr. Mullings is an Associate Pr
 ofessor\, Interim Associate Dean Undergraduate Programs and former Chair i
 n Teaching and Learning at Memorial University\, School of Social Work. Sh
 e is a human rights and anti-racist consultant and trainer\, public speake
 r and the lead editor of a highly anticipated forthcoming text Afrocentric
  Social Work. Her scholarly interests fall under the umbrella of AntiBlack
  racism and Critical Race theory and explores decolonizing post-secondary 
 education\, mothering\, parenting\, mental health and wellness\, LGBTQ+ co
 ncerns\, elders\, immigrants\, settlement and integration in small urban c
 entres\, rural and remote areas\, and human rights policy. Dr. Mullings’ r
 esearch informs her teaching and learning pedagogy\; she has a strong hist
 ory of community engaged scholarship including community collaboration\, s
 upporting students in community service-learning projects\, and partnering
  with interdisciplinary scholars nationally and internationally. She has a
 n innate love for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) which is
  exemplified in the decolonized learner-centred\, community-engaged approa
 ch that she employs by integrating a variety of teaching pedagogy to chall
 enge and engage learners in ways that respect their knowledge\, life exper
 iences\, agency\, and differing social locations.\n\nRegister in advance:
 \n\nhttps://mcgill.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZIqceCurjMsE9GEqEgxziOgEi4BSg
 oJ... \n\nIn our effort to make this talk as accessible as possible\, live
  closed captions will be provided.\n
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SUMMARY:Centering Blackness in Social Work: Challenging Silence\, Erasure a
 nd Stereotypes
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