Slides from this AM’s talk to social work educators

October 24th, 2014 at 12:00 pm

I told the (totally awesome) audience at the Tampa, FL meeting of the Council on Social Work Education that I’d post my presentation ASAP. Here it is.

A few clarifications.

YOYO=you’re on your own
WITT=we’re in this together

In case the video doesn’t work, go here and start at 1:40. And h/t to Chuck Sheketoff for pointing me towards this.

The part where I mention Gov. Brownback in passing is about this issue (though this presentation is much more fun (albeit a bit racy in places)–“Now why would we need a tractor dancer on this farm?”).

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2 comments in reply to "Slides from this AM’s talk to social work educators"

  1. Chuck Sheketoff says:
    October 26, 2014 at 9:43 am

    John Oliver did a nice piece on Kansas, too. http://youtu.be/OGtb1YfJ2vo

  2. Wayne Evens says:
    November 6, 2014 at 10:24 am

    Your talk was very informative. I couldn’t help thinking of Marx. He predicted the valorization of capital and the emiseration of labor. That appears to be happening.