When working with diverse populations, a social worker’s ethical responsibility to their client requires them to pay particular attention to aspects of the values of social justice and dignity and worth of the person. These two values relate to diverse populations because they focus on seeking justice for vulnerable and oppressed people and on valuing and respecting cultural differences.
When working with populations with racial minorities, it is necessary to act on these values and become culturally competent with both the majority and the specific minority groups. This is a necessary step because a social worker must understand the values of both groups in order to set practical goals for the population.
One example of this is being a school
When working with populations with racial minorities, it is necessary to act on these values and become culturally competent with both the majority and the specific minority groups. This is a necessary step because a social worker must understand the values of both groups in order to set practical goals for the population.
One example of this is being a school