2006年北京地区大学应届毕业生职业价值观调查研究

本研究旨在考察当代大学毕业生的择业意向与职业价值观。本研究以2006年北京地区大学应届毕业生为研究对象,使用自编的问卷调查了北京25所大学的425名应届毕业生。调查结果揭示,当代大学生看重的职业价值观呈现8因子的结构模型,同时本文探讨了影响大学生择业的因素,并以此为基础考察我国青年学生择业标准的变迁及其原因。最后,根据调查结果对学校、政府和企业提出了建议。     

我国困境儿童政策优化与精准服务策略:文化敏感与需要满足

儿童具有天然的脆弱性和依存性,因而需要对其进行关爱保护和福利保障。近十年来,我国针对社会转型过程中大量出现的失依、残疾、重病、流浪、贫困、受虐、监护缺失等类型困境儿童出台了一系列生活保障和关爱保护的政策,试图构建适度普惠型儿童福利制度以促进儿童的福祉和发展。但受制于专业人才配置不足、专业理论指引不强以及基层工作人员行政思维惯性固化等因素,导致困境儿童政策与服务层面均存在文化敏感性不足的问题,表现于注重对象资格识别而对对象内部需求差异关注不足;注重儿童工作网络建设而对福利传递效能关注不足;注重货币化救助帮扶而对专业服务提供关注不足;注重活动化短期服务而对全生命周期服务关注不足。因此,在探索困境儿童政策优化和精准服务创新过程中,很有必要在文化敏感和需要理论指引下,应采取服务理念更新、福利制度优化、专业人才配置、多元主体整合、整体性服务供给等策略,以促进中国特色的儿童福利体系。     

高校网络思想政治教育工作存在的问题及对策

本文分析高校网络思想政治教育工作存在的问题,提出创新高校网络思想政治教育工作的措施。     

‘Pains of imprisonment’: narratives of the women partners and children of the incarcerated

This paper focuses on an important line of inquiry in contemporary criminal justice social work research: the collateral consequences of incarceration in the Chinese context. It gives an insight into the impact of incarceration on families from an insider's perspective. An analysis of interviews with 10 partners and 10 children yielded three major themes concerning the impact of imprisonment: the problems associated with the imprisonment of a family member, the coping strategies used and views on the importance of maintaining family ties. It is hoped that this study will give practical guidance regarding what should be done, and how, to reduce the negative consequences brought about by the absence (temporary or permanent) of the imprisoned on their families, including both their partners and vulnerable children.     

'I made some mistakes . . . but I love them dearly' the views of parents of children in informal kinship care

In-depth semi-structured interviews with 30 parents of children living with relatives in informal kinship care arrangements revealed the parents' views of the reasons for the informal kinship care arrangements, quality of their relationships with the children and their caregivers, their current and future roles in their children's lives, feelings experienced when with and away from the children, positive and negative aspects of kinship care, future goals and dreams for their children, and their assessments of their own strengths and challenges. Results of these interviews suggest several implications for social work practice and research.     

组织变革的认知与工作压力——基于国有商业银行的实证研究

目前我国国有商业银行面临着剧烈的环境变化和角色转换。员工对组织变革的认知与工作压力及其工作表现存在着显著的相关关系。因此,国有商业银行在实施组织变革的过程中,要与员工进行良好的协调与沟通,增加与员工之间的互动性,同时还要对员工进行必要的帮助和咨询,使其在心理上和生理上同时适应银行变革后的新的角色。     

“A stitch in time”: group work during the covid-19 scare in the Nicobar Islands,India

ABSTRACT

When India suddenly went into its first coronavirus-induced nationwide lockdown in March 2020, several members of a historically isolated indigenous community in the eastern Indian ocean- the Nicobarese, began to panic. Their leaders came together and formed a group to boost community solidarity and helped the vulnerable indigenes to safely navigate through the crisis. In these uncertain times of Covid-19, when the “modern” world appears more fissured than ever, leaving its “others” to fend for themselves; the Nicobarese’s group has set an example for everyone to follow.     

Amassing rural power in the fight against fracking in Maryland: A report from the field

ABSTRACT

Social workers can mobilize vulnerable populations to shape policy decisions about industrial practices that could have adverse impacts on their wellbeing. One such practice is hydraulic fracturing or “fracking” to extract oil and natural gas from shale rock deposits. There is scant social work literature on mobilizing opposition to fracking despite a proliferation of literature from other disciplines. This article documents the campaign in Maryland that led to the adoption of the first legislative ban on fracking in a U.S. state with shale gas reserves, using social movement theory to identify factors that led to this successful outcome.     

Integrating self-care into clinical practice with trauma clients

ABSTRACT

Self-care is recognized as an important aspect of social work practice. Beginning in educational settings, developing social workers are encouraged to learn about and practice self-care. However, self-care is typically promoted through strategies and approaches outside of the practice context. Social workers are oftentimes encouraged to use individualized self-care plans, which often feature a variety of relaxation and secondary techniques; focus on self-awareness and self-reflection; and have proper use of supervision. Although these strategies are invaluable, they do little to directly benefit the social worker during direct practice or while in session with a client which is a time period when clinicians are particularly vulnerable to distress or burnout. The importance of real-time self-care strategies is particularly critical for clinicians, especially those who engage in trauma work, given the sensitivity of topics that clients may have endured or benefit from assistance in processing. Further, little information has been published on the use of self-care techniques during a session with a client or in a clinical context. The purpose of the present paper is to discuss self-care strategies that can be useful both outside of and within a clinical setting and present a model of such strategies that focus on integrating self-care in clinical practice particularly for those engaging in trauma work. The paper will conclude by discussing the relevancy of the developed model in practice.