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Historical Policy Impact: Identify one historical policy change discussed in the course that significantly shaped the delivery of social welfare services. Explain the historical, cultural, racial, or economic factors that influenced it, and connect your analysis to human rights and social justice.

The Affordable Care Act is an example of:

Policy Recommendations and Advocacy Strategy: Select a U.S. social welfare policy and propose two specific, feasible recommendations for improvement. Describe how you would advocate for these changes at the macro (policy) level and the micro/mezzo (practice) level, including key stakeholders and strategies.

Policy Analysis Using a Justice Lens: Select a current policy at the local, state, or federal level. Briefly describe the policy and analyze its impact on a marginalized community using a rights-based, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive framework.

Which of the following global influences can shape U.S. social welfare policy?

Which policy analysis framework focuses on rights-based, anti-racist, and anti-oppressive principles?

When immigrants sponsor other family members to come to the United States, this is known as

In most societies, what typically determines acceptable sexual relationships?

In the United States, when two people marry and have children they have choices about what last name to use for their children. Some couples may choose to use both of their last names to create a hyphenated version for their children while others might use the woman’s last name as a middle name and the father’s last name as the child’s last name. In the Hmong culture, the male is the head of the household. Children take on the father’s last name and in families that still maintain the traditional culture, the newly married couple may even move in with the husband’s family. In many respects, the Hmong woman has given up her family and is expected to be a part of her husband’s kin. What accounts for the differences between the American and Hmong culture?