History of Social Welfare
Topics To Be Covered
Topics To Be Covered (Continued)
Social Welfare in Ancient Societies
Pre-Elizabethan Welfare: Welfare Institutions
PEE: The 1349 Stature of Laborers by King Edward II
The 1531 Act for Punishment of Sturdy Beggars
1536 Act for the Punishment of Sturdy Vagabonds
The Elizabethan Poor Laws: Underlying Principles
The Elizabethan Poor Laws (Continued)
The Speenhamland System of 1795
The Poor Law of 1834
Social Welfare in Colonial America: Features
Institutional Welfare
The Charity Organization Society (COS)
The COS (continued)
Goals and Strategies of the COS
Goals and Strategies of the COS (continued)
The Settlement House Movement (SHM)
The SHM (continued)
The SHM: Goals and Strategies
The SHM: Goals and Strategies (Continued)
The COS & SHM: Similarities
The COS & SHM: differences
The Progressive Era: Key Events
The Great Depression and the New Deal :Key Events
The Great Society and War on Poverty
Conservatism in the 1970s and 1980s
The Legacy of Reaganomics and George Bush
The Clinton Administration: A Move toward Liberalism & Neo-liberalism.
The Clinton Administration: A Move toward Liberalism.
The Conservative Revolution and “Contract with America”
“Contract with America” (continued)
Emergence of the Social Work Profession
Development of the Social Work Profession
The Quest for Professional Status
Attributes of a Profession (Ernest Greenwood in 1957) :
Formation of Professional Associations
Formation of Professional Associations (Continued)
Social Work Professionals
Professionals in Social Work (Continued)
Last Slide
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