Beyond Inclusion, Beyond Empowerment by Leticia Nieto

1971- foreword Autocrop_version 0.0.5_books-20210916-0.1 Bookplateleaf 0002 Boxid IA40364804 Camera Sony Alpha-A6300 (Control) Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier author Goodwin, Liz, author Johnson, Garth R., author Smith, Laurel Collier, author Hopkins, John P. Includes bibliographical references and indexĪccess-restricted-item true Addeddate 12:10:10 Associated-names Nieto, Leticia, author Boyer, Margot F. 3 : Conclusion - References - Additional resources - Primary contributors - Additional contributors and resource people - Index 2 : Strategic interventions for anti-oppression - Awakening from the 'matrix' of rank - Models of development - Expanding skill sets - Practices - pt. 1 : Reading social interactions - Power - Status - Rank and rank roles - The adressing model - The agent and target roles - Agent and target skills models - Agent skills development - Target skills development - pt. The book reflects insights from its roots in developmental psychology, theater, and liberatory pedagogy and is of special interest to educators, therapists, organizational leaders, activists, and anyone who wants to live in a more equitable The book provides exercises and tools to help people learn to see and name specific skills in films, fiction, and their own lives and uncovers the ways that the rank system shapes our inner lives, influencing our relationships, feelings, and perceptions. A unique feature of Nieto's approach is the practical nature of the skills model.

This consciousness develops through a series of specific skills that can be identified and encouraged in oneself and in others.

Resisting oppression requires that everyone- both those who benefit and those who are restricted by these social arrangements- become more aware in everyday interactions. Powerful analysis of the psychological dynamics of oppression and privilege, showing readers how to develop skills that can promote social justice for themselves and those around them.

Beyond Inclusion, Beyond Empowerment by Leticia Nieto