10 Things – Dispatches from the Future – May 12, 2022 Edition
Periodic interesting things gathered – to accelerate (or disrupt) social working thinking, exploring and practice with a futures/foresight lens. 10
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
Periodic interesting things gathered – to accelerate (or disrupt) social working thinking, exploring and practice with a futures/foresight lens. 10
Futures thinker Bob Johansen says that futures thinking now, is about moving from “categorical” to “spectrum” thinking in his most
The Council on Social Work Education regularly goes through a lengthy process to revise its educational and practice standards. Currently
This blog was started as a way to track my journey as a social worker, and social work scholar, as
Over the last couple of years and through my own foresight journey (as a social worker and a human)…I’ve found
I was invited into a discussion about the future of the city of Portland recently – and I thought I’d
This past year, I taught a traditional social welfare policy class at my post as a social work professor at
As a way to explore futures thinking in the social work profession, I’ve developed a new game. I’ve enjoyed using
In social work, we generally don’t “cover” topics of artificial intelligence very centrally in our educational or practice literature, though
In April of 2019, I had the privilege of getting to design a futures game for my dean colleagues of
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