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 I’m making my way through a book project (Anticipatory Social Work!!!) I’m doing a lot of working and thinking
REVISION NOTE: I had some feedback that the map below was a little hard to read, so also including a
Let’s have an imagination session! Think about how different a “typical social work job” was 50 years ago. That would
Futures thinker Bob Johansen says that futures thinking now, is about moving from “categorical” to “spectrum” thinking in his most
As a way to explore futures thinking in the social work profession, I’ve developed a new game. I’ve enjoyed using
My last blog post was an opportunity to link what is happening with Covid-19 to a futures lens in the
I think inspiration matters. Where do our big ideas for change come from? Often they come from frustration or anxiety
Thrilled to announce!!! More will be posted (and likely a website specific to this effort yet to come – but
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