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ISSN 0799-1215
General Papers
Vol. 14, 2021November 01, 2021 COT

Birdie (a Short Story Reprinted With Permission of Pree Magazine)

Yashika Graham,
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Articles in Vol. 14, 2021

Vol. 14, 2021
  • Editorial
    Tracie Rogers
  • Is This “White People Ting”? Exploring Perceptions of Cultural Relevance of Social Work Principles in Trinidad and Tobago
    Akilah Riley-Richardson
  • Conceptualizing Child Maltreatment and Human Development Using the Human Capability Approach
    Clementia EugeneTobi GraafsmaManon R. Sanches
  • Evaluative Case Study of the Clinical Processes in a Jamaican Place of Safety
    Rosanna Cardines
  • Child Protection, Paternalism and Participation: Reframing Children’s Participation in Care a Case Study From Trinidad and Tobago
    Khadijah Williams
  • Cost of Caring: Exploring Concepts Associated With Secondary Exposure to Trauma
    Arna Elliott-Rattray
  • Service-provider Perspectives on Services for the Homeless in Jamaica: Implications for Social Work Practice and Policy Development
    Shauna Kimone Porter
  • ‘One Han Cyan Clap’: Exploring the Parallels Between Social Work and Social Action Theatre in Jamaica
    Shawna-Kae Burns
  • Birdie (a Short Story Reprinted With Permission of Pree Magazine)
    Yashika Graham
  • Caring for the Deeply Forgetful: Commentary on ‘Birdie’ Short Story
    Sandra Latibeaudiere
  • Reflections of a Doctoral Social Work Student Using Participatory Action Research With Deported Men in Trinidad and Tobago
    Cheryl-Ann Boodram
  • Social Work's Commitment to Change: Participatory Action Research as Practice With Marginalised Groups in the Caribbean
    Tracie A. Rogers
  • Book Review: The Confounding Island: Jamaica and the Postcolonial Predicament, by Orlando Patterson
    Lynne E. Healy
  • Volume 14, November 2021
    CJSW
CJSW
Graham, Y. (2021). Birdie (a Short Story Reprinted With Permission of Pree Magazine). Caribbean Journal of Social Work, 14, 121–128.
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