Explain a program or policy that oppresses-alienates

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Assignment:

For the first assignment for this course, compose a written document that contains the following:

1. A description and assessment of your past experiences with policy and program planning, either your experience making policy or experience with a policy that someone else made.

Reflect on your past professional involvement with policy or program planning and evaluation either in the human services field or elsewhere. If you do have some knowledge and experience in this regard, please describe it. What kind of policy or program were you concerned with? What was the degree of your involvement and the level of knowledge you had at that time regarding social policy and program planning?

2. The selection and explanation of a program or policy that oppresses, alienates, or discriminates, informed by personal experience or information found via the Internet or the Capella Library.

3. Strategies for policy or program changes that aim to empower or create privilege.

Reference

Chambers, D. E., & Bonk, J. F. (2013). Social policy and social programs: A method for the practical public policy analyst (6th ed.). Pearson.

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