SWG 534: Diversity and Underserved Populations
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Journal Article Indexes
Academic Search Premier (EbscoHOST)
- "Subject Terms": Social Work with Specific Populations
Social Work with African Americans
Social Work with Alcoholics
Social Work with Bisexuals
Social Work with Children
Social Work with Children with Disabilities
Social Work with Criminals
Social Work with Gay Men
Social Work with Gay Youth
Social Work with Gays
Social Work with GLBT People
Social Work with Immigrants
Social Work with Indians
Social Work with Juvenile Delinquents
Social Work with Lesbian Youth
Social Work with Men
Social Work with Minorities
Social Work with Minority Women
Social Work with Narcotic Addicts
Social Work with Older People
Social Work with People with Disabilities
Social Work with People with Mental Disabilities
Social Work with People with Social Disabilities
Social Work with Prostitutes
Social Work with Sex Offenders
Social Work with Single Parents
Social Work with Teenagers
Social Work with The Deaf
Social Work with The Homeless
Social Work with The Terminally Ill
Social Work with The Unemployed
Social Work with Widows
Social Work with Women
Social Work with Youth
Because nearly everything indexed in the Social Work Abstracts database relates to social work practice, it does not have specific subject terms or descriptors for social work practice with particular populations. Instead you will want to identify populations.
- "Descriptors": Social Work with Specific Populations
Adolescents
Adopted Children
Adoptees
African-Americans
Afro-Americans
Aged
Alcoholics
Bisexuality
Blacks
Children
Criminals
Deaf
Deaf, The
Disabled, The
Drug Addicts
Elderly
Gay
Gay Men
Gays
Geriatric
Hispanics
Homeless
Homeless, The
Homelessness
Immigrants
Indians
Juvenile Delinquents
Lesbians
Men
Mentally Ill Patients
Mentally Retarded
Mentally Retarded Children
Minorities
Minority
Minority Groups
Native Americans
Parents
Prostitutes
Prostitution
Sex Offenders
Sex Offenses
Teenagers
Unemployed, The
Widows
Women
Youth
Youths
Books: ASU Libraries
- The following are relevant Library of Congress Subject Headings. Click on a hyperlink and you will be presented with all of the ASU Libraries' books focused on that particular subject.
Social Work with African Americans
Social Work with Alcoholics
Social Work with Children
Social Work with Children -- United States
Social Work with Children with Disabilities
Social Work with Criminals
Social Work with Criminals -- United States
Social Work with Drug Addicts
Social Work with Gays
Social Work with Immigrants
Social Work with Juvenile Delinquents
Social Work with Juvenile Delinquents -- United States
Social Work with Lesbians
Social Work with Minorities
Social Work with Minorities -- United States
Social Work with Older People
Social Work with Older People -- United States
Social Work with People with Disabilities
Social Work with People with Disabilities -- United States
Social Work with People with Mental Disabilities -- United States
Social Work with People with Social Disabilities
Social Work with People with Social Disabilities -- United States
Social Work with Teenagers
Social Work with Teenagers -- United States
Social Work with The Aged
Social Work with The Aged -- United States
Social Work with The Deaf
Social Work with The Homeless
Social Work with The Terminally Ill
Social Work with Women
Social Work with Women -- United States
Social Work with Youth
Social Work with Youth -- United States
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