Bibliography : Social Work Pertaining to Māori in New Zealand : Ngā Mahi Toko I Te Ora O Te Iwi Māori 1990-2017 (2017)

Type of Content
OtherCollections
Alternative Title
Ngā Mahi Toko I Te Ora O Te Iwi Māori 1990-2017Abstract
Subject Librarians for the fields of Counselling, Human Services and Social Work are often asked for help with searching for literature related to social work with Māori clients and bicultural social work practice. This bibliography is an attempt to bring together research and literature of interest to social work professionals working with Māori in New Zealand.
Citation
Gilmour KL, Holzke J (2017). Bibliography : Social Work Pertaining to Māori in New Zealand: Ngā Mahi Toko I Te Ora O Te Iwi Māori 1990-2017.This citation is automatically generated and may be unreliable. Use as a guide only.
ANZSRC Fields of Research
16 - Studies in Human Society::1607 - Social Work::160702 - Counselling, Welfare and Community Services46 - Information and computing sciences::4610 - Library and information studies::461006 - Library studies
44 - Human society::4409 - Social work::440901 - Clinical social work practice
Related items
Showing items related by title, author, creator and subject.
-
De-centring the autonomous subject: different beings and becomings emerging from place relations for trainee counsellors
Barraclough, S.J. (University of Canterbury. School of Health Sciences, 2014)My aim in this presentation is to share some aspects of my own rhizomatic research journey, in a potentially rhizomatic presentation, that is ‘proceeding from the middle, coming and going, rather than (necessarily) starting ... -
Crafting Communities: Promoting inclusion, empowerment and learning between older women
Maidment, J.; Macfarlane, S. (University of Canterbury. School of Language, Social and Political Sciences, 2011)While social policy and planning documents are replete with ominous warnings about the cost of an ageing population, this article tells a different story about the productive and self sustaining networks that exist amongst ... -
The Social Benefits of Toy Libraries in Australia
Ozanne L; Julie O; Martin-Neuninger R (University of Canterbury, 2019)