Lessons from Difficult History and Critiques in Social Work
In foresight practice, history is held with the greatest regard – in fact no ethical or credible foresight is really
Exploring how social workers can increase their impact through futures frameworks – All content developed by Laura Burney Nissen, Ph.D., MSW, Portland State University School of Social Work, Portland, Oregon, USA, Email: nissen@pdx.edu, Twitter: @lauranissen
In foresight practice, history is held with the greatest regard – in fact no ethical or credible foresight is really
As part of writing that is happening in my world right now, I’ve been doing deep dive in this literature.
Over the last couple of years and through my own foresight journey (as a social worker and a human)…I’ve found
Starting a new tradition (just in time for the new year)! This year, I plan to share at least one
As I’m making my way through a book project (Anticipatory Social Work!!!) I’m doing a lot of working and thinking
Here’s a collection of links that I’ve been gathering up the last year – exploring the future of higher education.
The Ontario College of Art and Design has a Master’s Degree Program in Strategic Foresight. I happened upon it via
Last July, I launched the Social Work Jobs of the Future game! This game uses futures thinking to imagine what
Social workers specialize in the effects of cascading failures of our most important community institutions and the very real hope,
Over the last couple of years and through my own foresight journey (as a social worker and a human)…I’ve found
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