Stephen Silva Brave appears in episode 17 of the critical social worker podcast. Stephen is an enrolled citizen of Sicangu Lokata Nation. He resides in Dallas, Texas currently and at the time of the podcast he was attending college to … Continued
The United States Census Bureau defines a family as “a group of people (two or more) that are related in various ways including birth, marriage, or adoption, and share residence with one another.” Families are the beginning of who we … Continued
The guest in this week’s podcast was Dr. Amana Mbise who is a professor at the University of Alaska Anchorage . Dr. Mbise teaches in the Social Work program, and he focuses a lot of his efforts on studying social … Continued
In “Colorblindness is counterproductive” written by Adia Harvey Wingfield, the topic of colorblindness it tackled. Wingfield begins by commenting on phrases we have all most likely heard in our lives such as “I don’t have a racist bone in my … Continued
Where I Started I was born in Anchorage, Alaska 26 years ago. I am the 3rd of 4 children I was raised with, though there is an oldest one that I’ve never really met. My dad went to jail when … Continued