SOWK 201 Module 3 (All Correctly Solved)

what is the first wave of the feminist movement? and years correct answers - 1840's - 1920's - included 3 things: temperance movement, women's missionary and charitable activities, the suffragette movement what is the temperance movement? correct answers focused on the prohibition of alcohol because of its devastating effects on male breadwinners, and therefore on women and children what did women's missionary and charitable activities do? correct answers provided an opportunity for women to become involved in public life what is the suffragette movement? correct answers fought for and ultimately won women's right to vote what happened during the second wave of the feminist movement? what years? (5) correct answers -1960's - 1980's - inequality in the wider society became a focus of concern - the phrase "the person is political" emerged identifying the impact of sexism and patriarchy on women's lives - a core focus involved the breaking down of gender stereotypes - had profound impact on social work through the rise of consciousness-raising groups that questions gender roles and traditional power relations in society what 2 things happened during the third wave of the feminist movement? what years? correct answers -1980's - 2000's -drew more attention to the multiple forms of feminism - the idea of intersectionality arose during this period, calling for a recognition that gender, ability, age, race, sexuality, class, and nationality intersect in shaping women's experiences what 2 things happened during the fourth wave of the feminist movement? correct answers - according to Philips and Cree we are now entering a 4th wave defined by the proliferation of new technologies that have major implications for social work practice - information communication technologies (ICTs) - texting, social media, blogs, online platforms have all transformed how people discuss critical issues, with young women aged 18-29 being the highest users of social networking sites Who is Helen Levine? (3) what is in her writings? (1) correct answers - a radical feminist and former social worker - she pushed the parameters of structural social work to include a feminist analysis introducing women's issues and feminist perspectives into the curriculum for the first time at Carleton University school of social work - she received the governor general's award for advancing the equality of women in canada - in her writings she challenged traditional views of mothering, critiqued psychiatry for defining women through a patriarchal lens, and offered an alternative way of working with women through feminist counselling