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Africa Social Work and Development Network | Mtandao waKazi zaJamii naMaendeleo waAfrica
Africa Social Work & Development Network | Mtandao waKazi zaJamii naMaendeleo waAfrika

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Author: aswnetadmin

Rituals and practices in African Religion and Abrahamic Religion

Posted on 17 April 202519 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Rituals and practices in African Religion and Abrahamic Religion
Rituals and practices in African Religion and Abrahamic Religion

The comparison table below was drafted by a person, refined and expanded in DeepSeek, an AI application then revised by…

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Religious holidays in all religions

Posted on 17 April 202517 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Religious holidays in all religions
Religious holidays in all religions

This week is Easter, but there are many other religious holidays throughout the world, some of which are even more…

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Call for journal articles on research methodology

Posted on 16 April 202516 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Call for journal articles on research methodology
Call for journal articles on research methodology

The journals listed below invite researchers to submit articles on research methodology that share innovative approaches, techniques, and best practices…

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At the intersection of developmental, environmental and international social work is advocacy

Posted on 14 April 202514 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on At the intersection of developmental, environmental and international social work is advocacy
At the intersection of developmental, environmental and international social work is advocacy

Abu Mansaray-George is a Sierra Leonean international social worker. His current advocacy project for land reclamation and afforestation intersects developmental,…

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Admin ASWDNet, Development, Environmental work

Restorative learning for fostering a decolonised curriculum

Posted on 13 April 202513 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Restorative learning for fostering a decolonised curriculum
Restorative learning for fostering a decolonised curriculum

The restorative learning model supported by these researchers from South Africa originates from Ndlovu-Gatsheni who said “You need to unlearn…

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Decolonise

Student develops a new solarpunk model to contribute to environmental social work

Posted on 1 April 20251 April 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Student develops a new solarpunk model to contribute to environmental social work
Student develops a new solarpunk model to contribute to environmental social work

The same student, Christabel Ebubechukwu Okorofor from Nigeria has presented at a conference, published in an accredited journal, published a…

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PhD research supervision models

Posted on 25 March 202525 March 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on PhD research supervision models
PhD research supervision models

by Rugare Mugumbate (PhD), Noel Garikai Muridzo (PhD), Devotion Tatenda Mahamba and Tatenda Sukulao About authors: Rugare works at the…

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Bookshop now open

Posted on 23 March 202523 March 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on Bookshop now open
Bookshop now open

Our bookshop is now open.

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The Basics of Developmental Social Services

Posted on 18 March 202518 March 2025 By aswnetadmin No Comments on The Basics of Developmental Social Services
The Basics of Developmental Social Services

On the occasion of World Social Work Day, this blog focuses on developmental social services. The importance of this theme…

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How to easily describe African-centred research designs and methods in research reports and proposals

Posted on 13 March 202513 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
How to easily describe African-centred research designs and methods in research reports and proposals

What are the major characteristics as African-centred research designs and methods More African-centred research designs Research designs that can be…

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Research, Research - African methods, Writing and Publishing

Call for nominations Social Work and Development Student Conference (SWDSC) committee

Posted on 11 March 202521 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Call for nominations Social Work and Development Student Conference (SWDSC) committee

The ASWDNet would like to thank Danzel Rademan (Bachelor of Social Work, University of the Free State, Bloemfontein Campus, South…

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Remember Pan African Women’s Day (31 July each year)

Posted on 9 March 20259 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Remember Pan African Women’s Day (31 July each year)

Africa’s Women’s Day is observed annually across the continent on 31 July and is a day earmarked to recognise and…

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Gender

Africa’s 10 Great Women Social Workers Born Between 1871 and 1947

Posted on 9 March 20259 March 2025 By aswnetadmin 6 Comments on Africa’s 10 Great Women Social Workers Born Between 1871 and 1947

There are many women who contributed significantly to social development and social work in Africa. Some of these women are…

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Women Empowerment Framework or Longwe Framework for Gender Analysis

Posted on 9 March 20259 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Women Empowerment Framework or Longwe Framework for Gender Analysis

Developed by Sara Hlupekile Longwe of Zambia in 1995, this is one of the world’s most persuasive gender theories. The framework…

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Africa Social Work and Development Awards

Posted on 8 March 20258 March 2026 By aswnetadmin
Africa Social Work and Development Awards

Important links Instructions and Conditions of Award Selection Committee Nomination Form for Africa Social Work and Development Awards Categories

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Awards, Motivating

GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR CULTURALLY COMPETENT MENTAL HEALTH CARE FOR AFRICAN IMMIGRANT COMMUNITIES

Posted on 7 March 20257 March 2025 By aswnetadmin

By Oyindamola Williams, LMSW INTRODUCTION The African immigrant population in the United States is growing, and with it, the need…

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Kalinganire’s Social Work Practice Model

Posted on 7 March 20257 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Kalinganire’s Social Work Practice Model

Kalinganire C (2017) Social Work Practice Model. Africa Social Work and Development Network Social work in Rwanda (as in the…

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Kalinganire

ASWDNet website stats 2020-2025 – most read pages, subscribers, views, visitors etc

Posted on 5 March 20255 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
ASWDNet website stats 2020-2025 – most read pages, subscribers, views, visitors etc

Views per page or post – all time If your country is low on the table know what to do…

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Quantitative data analysis video lectures with Dr Ugochukwu Chinonso Okolie, Nigeria

Posted on 5 March 20255 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Quantitative data analysis video lectures with Dr Ugochukwu Chinonso Okolie, Nigeria

Creating Likert Scale questions Dependent and independent variables Likert scale – what is? Data analysis in SPSS – beginners Likert…

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Research

Recent evidence: Ubuntu

Posted on 5 March 20255 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Recent evidence: Ubuntu

Published in Mugumbate R., Nwanna C. R., Twikirize  J. and Tusasiirwe S. (2024). Empirical evidence on the names and values…

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Recent evidence: Developmental social work training programmes in the Global South

Posted on 5 March 20255 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
Recent evidence: Developmental social work training programmes in the Global South

Cite as: Erasmus, L., & Bloem, C. H. M. (2024). Developmental social work training programmes in the Global South: A…

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10 Steps to Get Published in a Journal

Posted on 2 March 20252 March 2025 By aswnetadmin
10 Steps to Get Published in a Journal

  • Step 1 Identify a gap in knowledge or a social problem
  • Step 2 Choose the appropriate approach
  • Step 3 Sevenzo (creating a body of information, often called data set)
  • Step 4 Creating a report of findings from Sevenzo
  • Step 5 Selecting methods to publish
  • Step 6 Kujenga (building & strengthening the work)
  • Step 7 Manuscript submission & peer review
  • Step 8 Jabula (celebrating achievement)
  • Step 9 Matunda (harvesting & sharing knowledge)
  • Step 10 Revise, renew your research, respond to feedback, do follow-up research

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Writing and Publishing

Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations (AU theme 2025)

Posted on 28 February 202528 February 2025 By aswnetadmin
Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through Reparations (AU theme 2025)

The reparations theme The African Union (AU)’s theme for 2025 is Justice for Africans and People of African Descent Through…

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Ubuntu book now available for purchase by individuals and libraries

Posted on 24 February 202524 February 2025 By aswnetadmin
Ubuntu book now available for purchase by individuals and libraries

About the book Published in Africa and written by African authors for the world, the reference book with textbook features…

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Call for book chapters: Mental Health: African Understandings, Models, and Interventions

Posted on 19 February 202511 July 2025 By aswnetadmin
Call for book chapters: Mental Health: African Understandings, Models, and Interventions

Book details Title: Mental Health: African Understandings, Models, and Interventions Editor: Dr William Abur, University of Melbourne, Australia Length: Approximately 300 pages Audience: Mental…

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External event: Decolonizing International Social Work Education

Posted on 19 February 202519 February 2025 By aswnetadmin
External event: Decolonizing International Social Work Education

Title: Decolonizing International Social Work Education February 27, 2025, 12-2pm EST The Council of Social work Education (CSWE) Council of Global…

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The Dogon people and culture

Posted on 7 February 20257 February 2025 By aswnetadmin
The Dogon people and culture

The 10th Dogon Mask Festival finished early this month. In the rugged landscapes of Mali, one of the most extraordinary…

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A scale to measure the decolonisation of artificial intelligence (AI) governance and other uses

Posted on 5 February 20255 February 2025 By aswnetadmin
A scale to measure the decolonisation of artificial intelligence (AI) governance and other uses

The scale below appears in a research article by, and can be cited as: Ayana, G., Dese, K., Daba Nemomssa,…

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Artificial Intelligence (AI), Decolonise

A methodology for Artificial Intelligence Reviews (AIR)

Posted on 13 January 202517 April 2025 By aswnetadmin
A methodology for Artificial Intelligence Reviews (AIR)

Original contribution by Rugare Mugumbate The Artificial Intelligence Reviews (AIR) methodology was developed by the Africa Social Work and Development…

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Mabaliano methods of research and consultation

Posted on 13 January 202513 January 2025 By aswnetadmin
Mabaliano methods of research and consultation

Understanding the baliano process Baliano (plural is mabaliano) method – in this method, one person goes around seeking opinions from…

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