Many concurrent sessions address the topic of SRV training, and ways of learning, studying and teaching SRV theory and implementation. These include: Learning the core: The role of SRV study groups in building depth and… Read More »SRVconference2015 sessions~part 3
Continuing from the previous post about sessions at the upcoming SRV conference in June in Providence, we have 1 plenary and 3 concurrent sessions on Citizen Advocacy topics, plus an informal discussion on Wednesday evening… Read More »SRVconference2015 sessions~part 2
I am pleased to announce the following plenary speakers and topics at SRVconference2015! John Armstrong, Sources of influence: The relationship between our values and what we take notice of when applying SRV Darcy… Read More »plenary presentations at the 2015 SRV conference
Yesterday I attended the final session of a six month ‘leadership development series.’ The participants in this training series included human service workers and family members of people with impairments. Over the six months, they… Read More »SRV and leadership development
This 2015 newspaper article is relevant to the process of societal devaluation and resultant wounding taught in leadership level Social Role Valorization workshops. The key focus of the title and article has to do with… Read More »Guardian article: ‘Secrecy surrounds Texas prisoner transfers in wake of rioting’
An article to read and discuss from an SRV perspective. What valued social roles might this open the door to, and thus increase the probability of greater access to the good things of life? (Note… Read More »NY Times article: ‘Hand of a Superhero’