SOCIAL WORK IS - DVD - IFSW Europe e.V.

"SOCIAL WORK IS" - DVD
IFSW Europe e.V. developed a DVD focusing on Social Work and Human Rights.

www.ifsw.org/europe

This video is composed of nine small situations. Each situation depicts the outcomes of social work with different groups and individuals in society.These are examples of positive images that encourage disadvantaged, marginalized people or people dealing with difficulties in society, to be supported by social workers, for a better quality of life.

SOCIAL WORK MAKES A DIFFERENCE A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE

www.ifsw.org/europe


directed by Joana Domingues
produced by Cristina Martins & Joana Domingues

Category:

Education

Tags:

• SOCIAL WORK IS
• IFSW Europe e.V.
• Centro Porta amiga
• Social Work
• Assistentes Sociais
• Violencia domestica
• Domestic violence
• HIV
• Sida
• Homelessness
• poverty
• pobreza
• same sex adoption
• envelhecer com qualidade
• aging life quality
• down syndrome
• leukemia
• leucemia
• migration
• cultural diversity
• Joana Domingues
• Cristina Martins
• Jorge Coelho
• Jorge Queijo
• Human rights

[6desiempre]

hello!

i live in spain and i want to know if you can put the letter of the song in a comment because i want translate the song! thanks :)

[dwergiekind]

Thank you Christian for putting it 'right'...I was also confused about this 'DVD', and in fact, I wish my job as a social worker can be as exciting and positive as this makes it out to be...

Dear uploader...migalha6...please let me know if you have any vacancies where ever you are, as I would certainly be very interested changing my view and definition of the term 'social work' and I am more than willing to walk a mile in your shoes, if you come and walk a mile in mine.

[christianlberg]

All this video shows are a bunch of happy people doing random things for pete's sake. nothing to do with social work or anything else for that matter!

[christianlberg]

WTF?!

This video makes no sense. What does a dancing paediatric cancer patient or a bunch of retards singing into a fan or in fact any of the imagery in the film have to do with social work? The film would be more accurate and make a lot more sense if it showed actual social workers doing actual work... helping children who've been raped, women who've suffered abuse and Heroin addicts lying in pools of their own excrement. It's a hard, messed up world, and social work is no song and dance!