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Relighting the Campfire: Rediscovering Activity-Based Group Work
Authors:Mitchell Rosenwald  Mark Smith  Mayra Bagnoli  Daniela Riccelli  Sean Ryan  Lisa Salcedo
Institution:1. Barry University School of Social Work , Miami Shores , Florida , USA mrosenwald@mail.barry.edu;3. Barry University School of Social Work , Miami Shores , Florida , USA;4. The Hanley Center , West Palm Beach , Florida , USA
Abstract:Group Work Camp, sponsored by Association for the Advancement of Social Work with Groups (AASWG) and held during the summers of 2009 and 2011 on the campus of George Williams College of Aurora University, provided unique opportunities for educators, practitioners, and students to experience the power of collective action and activity/experience-based groups. The camp reminded participants of the origins of the group work movement and how the prevalence of experientially based group practice has diminished over the past few decades. Further, this camp experience served as an awakening and may have particular import for U.S.-based practitioners to align with emerging trends in global social group work.
Keywords:Group Work Camp  use of activity and program  experiential group work  group work history
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