What do you think is the best approach moving forward when it comes to dealing with problems of housing access, discrimination, and segregation? How can the United States lower the prevalence of homelessness in a way that is humanizing and affordable for residents and for the government? Discuss methods that have been utilized already, what has worked, and what has failed to work. How would the field of social work feel about your plan? Explain.
What will be an ideal response?
There are many potential directions a student can go with this answer. The key is to provide a solid argument and to show an understanding of the current level of the problem and previous efforts to address it, as well as recognizing the values of social work as a profession. Students should also address policies in place that address the issue.
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