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Dr. Goulden and Dr. Pacheco to present national webinar on social work with disabled parents for social work month

In an effort to promote inclusivity and equity in social work practice, a national webinar co-hosted by the CASW (Canadian Association of Social Workers) and the NLCSW (Newfoundland and Labrador …

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Dr. Goulden presents at the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR), Washington, D.C.

This month, Dr. Goulden attended the Society for Social Work and Research (SSWR) 28th Annual Conference in Washington D.C., and presented research findings related to Young Parents and Child Welfare …

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New study on the lived experiences of young parents with child welfare involvement

A new study lead by Dr. Bryn King (Associate Professor, Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work; Director, Youth Wellness Lab) and co-authored by Dr. Ami Goulden explores the lived experiences of …

Ami is standing with Dr. Claudia Sellmaier accepting the CSWE Disability Manuscript Award. They are located at the front of the room in front of a screen. Ami is wearing a grey blazer and holding the award.
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Dr. Goulden and Dr. Baird Receive CSWE Disability Manuscript Award

We must consider how theories and practice models are limiting for disabled people and whether they reinforce neoliberal-ableism and notions of compulsory able-bodiedness. In other words, is disability rendered ‘abnormal’ …

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