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Strega, Susan

First Name: 
Susan
Last Name: 
Strega
Title: 
Professor
Department/Faculty: 
School of Social Work
Organization: 
University of Victoria
Address: 

University of Victoria
PO Box 1700, STN CSC
Victoria, BC
V8W 2Y2

Telephone: 
250-721-8333
Email: 
sstrega@uvic.ca
Website: 
https://www.uvic.ca/hsd/socialwork/faculty/home/faculty/Members/strega-susan.php
Keywords:
  • British Columbia
  • ethno-cultural
  • racism
  • research methods
Publications:
  • Walking this path together: Anti-racist and anti-oppressive practice in child welfare
  • ‘Here’s my story’: Fathers of ‘Looked After’ children recount their experiences in the Canadian child welfare system
  • More Than a Playmate, Less than a Co-Parent: Fathers in the Canadian BSW Curriculum
  • Manufacturing Ghost Fathers: The Paradox of Father Presence and Absence in Child Welfare
  • Working with Me, Working at Me: Fathers' Narratives of Child Welfare
  • Connecting Father Absence and Mother Blame in Child Welfare Policies and Practice
  • Young Mothers In/From Care Project
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