“1＋4妇女维权服务模式”维护妇女权益

Alongside the rapid development of China＇s modernization and deepening economic and political reforms, the Women＇s Legal Aid Center of the All- China Women＇s Federation （ACWF） has achieved great progress in protecting women＇s rights and interests. How？ It has been offering better services and legal aid to women. At the same time, many new problems and difficulties have emerged.     

2008年妇女权益保障法律法规有奖知识竞赛试题

妇女权益保障法律法规有奖知识竞赛由自治区妇联举办。竞赛试题共50题,每题只有一个正确答案,参赛人员请按顺序用黑色或蓝色笔将答案卡中的"○"涂成实心"●",并将姓名、身份证号码、工作单位、通信地址、邮政编码写清楚,答题卡于6月20日前由各地州市妇联、区直机关工委妇工委统一上报自治区妇联。自治区妇联统一阅卷后,按得分从高到低取前200名参加抽奖。     

《妇女权益保障法》：2006女性的珍贵礼物

3月8日——这个属于女人的节日,仍有女人在无声地哭泣,她们的身体和心灵得不到应有的安全保障,她们由于随时可能失去工作而担惊受怕,她们在21世纪仍要承受重男轻女封建思想的歧视,她们的事业有一道看不见的瓶颈,无数的希望变成失望;她们在不为人知的时候默默痛苦、流泪。2005年     

宋秀岩强调妇联维权工作要坚持在源头在基层在妇女身边

Song Xiuyan, Vice-President and First Member of the Secretariat of the All- China Women＇s Federation （ACWF）, attended the Sino-Australian Workshop on the Protection of Women＇s Rights and Interests in Beijing on June 11, 2014. The four-day workshop （between June 10 and 13） was hosted by ACWF.     

保障妇女权益的法律政策体系进一步完善 全国妇联权益部

过去五年中,全国妇联维权工作在服务中创新、在创新中发展、在发展中提升,取得了长足进步。权益部坚持紧跟国家立法和宏观决策过程,积极为妇女代言,推动保障妇女权益的法律政策体系进一步完善;坚持整合资源、协调联动,推动齐抓共管的社会化维权工作格局进一步健全;坚持不断创新维权工作思路,维权工作的内涵进一步丰富,外延进一步拓展;坚持倾听妇女呼声,反映妇女诉求,加强妇联维权干部队伍建设,维权服务的能力进一步提升。     

基于妇女权益保障法律法规实施中常见问题及其解决策略的研究

“要使事物合乎正义（公正）,必须有毫无偏私的权衡;法律恰恰正是这样一个中道的权衡”。随着社会的进步与发展,不仅男女平等的观念逐渐深入人心,而且我国已颁布和出台了一些妇女权益保障法律法规,基本做到有法可依。那么,我国妇女权益保障法律法规实施状况如何呢？笔者从这一问题出发,探究妇女权益保障法律法规实施中常见问题,提出促进妇女权益保障法律法规进一步完善和发展的对策和建议。     

和谐与发展理念下的当代妇女权益保护——一个国际人权法与劳动法的考量

在倡导和谐的现代社会,女性在法律地位上与男性是平等的。但忽视妇女人权、家庭暴力、用工性别歧视、妇女政治经济地位“被低下”等现象却充当着不和谐的角色,这使妇女权益严重被践踏。我国的法律体现了对妇女权益的特殊保护并且与国际人权法的求相一致,但须进一步完善。祛除性别歧视、维护妇女权益是国际人权法的应然求,也是劳动法必须面对的现实问题。和谐与发展语境下当代妇女权益保护的理念,必须建立“以人为中心”的新发展观。     

实现“四个全覆盖”打响社会化妇女维权工作品牌——记宁夏回族自治区妇联特色维权工作

宁夏回族自治区妇联按照胡锦涛总书记“把妇联组织建设成为党开展妇女工作的坚强阵地和深受广大妇女信赖和热爱的温暖之家”的重要指示,不断探索做好新形势下妇女群众工作的方法和途径,形成了党委领导、政府主管、人大监督、社会广泛参与、     

国土资源部官员:土管法修改重点保护农民权益

"土地管理法修改重点保护农民权益"国家土地副总督察称,现代化进程背景下,耕地保护和农民合法权益保护应互动平衡8月7日,国土资源部党组成员、国家土地副总督察甘藏春表示,《土地管理法》的修改是要处理好重要战略机遇期的背景下,不使耕地过多过快地流失,同时还要同保障农民的合法权益之间形成互动平衡的关系。当前土地管理法的修改重点是保障农民的土地权利。     

Advocating for children of separating parents

This article draws upon the author's lay experiences of helping two sets of divorcing parents to retain contact and meaningful relationships between their young children and their non-resident fathers. It argues that the failure to take account of past parenting practices in divorce proceedings, to grant children party status and to make independent representation available to them, and to offer child-centred services to help parents to practise shared parenting post-separation, may contribute to the widespread loss of contact between children and their non-resident parents, particularly fathers. The Family Law Act 1996 promises little change.     

Advocating for the Rights of Vulnerable Nursing Home Residents:

The purpose of this article is to describe how advocates continued to work to effect change after the criminal prosecution of one nursing home corporation (referred to in this article as the Corporation). The impact was felt not only by that company but also by area nursing home providers, policymakers, and regulators in long-term care.     

Career Counseling in the Future: Constructing,Collaborating, Advocating

Helping individuals adapt to changing environments is a major strength of career development practice. Additional strengths are a solid theoretical framework, effective assessment tools and technology, and a clear professional identity. Areas of weakness include the lack of integration of contextual factors into career intervention strategies, poor communication between practitioners and researchers, insufficient attention to underserved populations, and inadequate training in counselor education programs. Changes in the economy and in social structures require that people possess adaptive skills; therefore, career counselors should expand their efforts to help clients construct their lives, collaborate with other professionals, and advocate for clients.     

Advocating the Clinical Social Work Professional Identity: A Biographical Study

Aiming to portray the clinical social work (CSW) professional identity, the present biographical study examines the CSW knowledge and practice domain boundaries as they appear from the perspectives of three Greek mental health social workers who have advocated for the professionalization of CSW. The practitioners' perspectives are studied in relation to their demographic characteristics, education and training, and multidisciplinary relationships. A thematic analysis of the in-depth interviews revealed that these practitioners retained their nuclear social work identity and felt their skills and interests to be different from those endorsed by the present generic social work education and practice system. The study also revealed differences in the educational qualifications and routes that each of the three practitioners followed in order to be able to identify themselves as ‘clinical social workers’. Although the common denominator in the practitioners' perspectives was their training in psychotherapy, the type of psychotherapy training pursued and the experience of personal psychotherapy differentiated each practitioner's ability to theorize on the CSW practice identity. The research data were filtered through a psychodynamic lens to reveal the dynamics of the unconscious processes within the relationships formed between individuals and organizations.     

The Understudied Case of Black Professional Men: Advocating an Intersectional Approach

This paper considers potential new areas for sociology of work research. Specifically, we review some key studies in the sociology of work that identify the processes by which workplaces and labor markets recreate racial and gendered inequality. We then examine the ways that intersectionality theory has generated additional insights into how certain groups are disadvantaged at work. Finally, we make the case that using an intersectional approach to explore the occupational challenges, opportunities, and issues facing black professional men offers a new and important direction for research in the sociology of work.     

Child-Focused Family Therapy: Behavioural Family Therapy Versus Brief Family Therapy

We examined the effectiveness of behavioural family therapy (following the treatment agenda outlined in Fleischman, Horne and Arthur, 1983) and brief family therapy (following the procedures outlined in Fisch, Weakland and Segal, 1985), in the treatment of child psychological disorders. The parents of the 49 children referred to the outpatient unit of a children's hospital completed the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL) (Achenbach and Edelbrock, 1983). Three scales of the CBCL were examined to assess the effectiveness of the two therapeutic approaches pre- to post-treatment. Significant pre- and post-treatment differences were found for behavioural family therapy on the Internalizing, Externalizing, and Sum T scales and for brief family therapy on the Internalizing and Sum T scales. Sum T scales represent the sum of scores across all sub-scales of the CBCL. Neither treatment was found to be more effective than the other.     

Family Social Work/Family Therapy

The author responds to Witkin's (1993) comparison of family social work and family therapy. The author argues that family social work and family therapy share important commonalities. He challenges Witkin's characterization of family therapy as outdated. Instead, family therapy is characterized as having contributed important writings about gender and culture to its practitioners. The paper ends with reflections on the implications of social justice for clinicians.     

Virtues,Values and Victims: Toward a Theory of Social Problems

Abstract

The area of social problems has suffered from inadequate definitions, largely because there is no serious application of theory to the problem. An examination of epistemological issues reveals three distinct approaches: the virtues approach, based on objectivity, the values approach, based on subjectivity, and the victims approach, based on a dialectical relationship of object and subject. The implications of these epistemologies for social problems are assessed, and the necessity of an ethical position is demonstrated. Finally three social problem issues are defined: issues of human survival, of human community, of human dignity.