BIPOC LGBTQIA2S+ communities show resilience through culture, activism, and art in response to oppression. This literature review examines historical and contemporary service delivery challenges in social work. Using resiliency theory and strength-based approaches, we emphasize social workers' roles in dismantling bias and promoting cultural competency in practice.
Learning Objectives:
At the end of this session, attendees should be able to:
Analyze historical and contemporary systemic oppression of BIPOC LGBTQIA2S+ individuals and its impact on social work practice.
Evaluate the role of cultural traditions, arts, and activism in fostering resilience within marginalized communities.
Apply strength-based approaches to dismantle bias and promote inclusivity in social work education and practice.
