"Participatory Social Work: Research, Practice, Education"

Spis treści

Mariusz Granosik, Anita Gulczyńska, Małgorzata Kostrzyńska, Brian Littlechild – Here We Are: Our Journey to Participatory Research 7

Part I. Changing Communities through Participatory Practices 15

Geof Dix, Sue Hollinrake, Sara Spencer – Co-producing Community with Disabled Researchers and Citizens: the Challenges and Potential for Successful Collaboration 17

Witold Mandrysz – Participatory Budgeting: Action Research Procedures in Community Work 33

Chiara Panciroli, Francesca Corradini – Doing Participatory Research with Families that Live in Poverty: the Process, Potential and Limitations 47

Małgorzata Kostrzyńska, Monika Wojtczak – Participatory Response to Needs of People Who Experience Homelessness: the Example of “Homeful – Homeless” Box Project 65

Eliška Černá, Lenka Polánková – Empowering Community: Theatre of the Oppressed as a Tool of Homeless People’s Emancipation 85

Hilaria Soundari – Contemporary Scenario of Participatory Social Work Research in Rural India 101

Part II. Issues in Intercultural Participatory Social Work and Research 115

Rita Bertozzi – Empowering Migrant Youth through Participatory Approach in Social Work 117

Katarzyna Czarnota – Participatory Research with Romanian Roma Immigrants Living in Polish Settlements: Methodology, Results and Barriers 133

Davide Galesi – Ethnopsychological Consultation: a Tool for Strengthening of Partnerships in Multicultural Social Work 149

Marek Mikulec, Kateřina Glumbíková – Difficulties Faced by Researchers in Participatory Practices: An Example of Research with Roma People 165

Part III. Challenges Encountered in Participatory Research and Practice 179

Anna Jarkiewicz – Theory and Practice of Participatory Approach in Schools: an Example of the Future Youth Schools – a Forums Project 181

Alice Gojová, Kateřina Glumbíková – Dilemmas in Participatory Approaches to Social Work 197

Izabela Kamińska-Jatczak – Lines of Activity Addressed to Families: Limiting the Participatory Approach as with Casework Practitioners 211

Linda Kemp, Di Bailey, Adam Barnard – Doing Participatory Action Research: Reflections on Criticality and Social Justice from the Researchers’ Perspective 235

Mariusz Granosik, Anita Gulczyńska, Anna Jarkiewicz, Małgorzata Kostrzyńska – Challenges Faced by Social Pedagogy Academics in the Course of Participatory Action Research with Homeless People and Street Workers as Co-Researchers 253

Part IV. Participatory Issues in the Academic Education 275

Doris Böhler – Learning Together: Social Work Students and Service Users Reflect Critically on Their Diverse Life Experiences 277

Creating Links Group – “Creating Links”: The Involvement of Service Users and Carers in the Provision of Social Work Education in England 287

Magdalena Sasin – The Project of Artistic Workshops with Students: Achievements and Challenges of Participatory Practice in University Curriculum 303

Part V. Participatory Social Work – Current Debates 323

Peter Beresford – Radicalising Social Work: Involving Everyone; Including All Our Knowledges 325

Brian Littlechild – The Potential and Reality for the Inclusion of Service Users in Social Work 339

Marek Czyżewski – Pitfalls of Participatory Approaches 359

List of Contributors 369