Episode 3 (S4). Queer Theory in Social Work (feat. Jemma Healey)
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Here we go! We have our first guest of the season :)
In this episode, Nadia, Fran and Eugene are joined by social worker/family therapist, Jemma Healey, to have a conversation about queer theory in social work.
In a very insightful and impactful discussion, Jemma discusses the significance of queer theory in how we think and practice at social workers. What is queer theory? What does this look like in a social work context? How does this link with being anti-discriminatory and anti-oppressive? These questions, and so much more, will be discussed and answered in this exciting episode!
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