I just read the 16 May 2012 ‘On being of service’ blog posting by Betsy Neuville entitled ‘wide open.’ It is a thoughtful reflection on the power of our (personal as well as societal) expectations… Read More »‘wide open’ expectations
“… a big thread that runs through Dr. Wolfensberger’s work is his belief in the power of ideas …” “One big thrust of Dr. Wolfensberger’s work was the identification of promising people (especially young ones),… Read More »The power of ideas and a leadership development mindset
A new anti-cell phone driving campaign, currently being championed by various Canadian police agencies, referred to as “hobo cops”, has inadvertently illustrated some interesting SRV concepts. The program itself consists of undercover police officers, dressed… Read More »SRV in the News – May 4, 2012
I recommend reading the following blog post by Betsy Neuville at Keystone, and following the blog if you have not done so already. Marc Tumeinski
In his later writing about Social Role Valorization, Dr. Wolf Wolfensberger taught about the concept of bandwidth applied to social roles, whether socially valued roles or socially devalued roles (SRV monograph, Wolfensberger, 1998, 3rd rev.… Read More »bandwidth of social roles
Valor Press announces ‘Advanced Issues in Social Role Valorization Theory’ Author: Wolf Wolfensberger PhD, 1934-2011 About the book The first two chapters explain SRV, and give depth and background to SRV as an empirical theory that… Read More »new publication by Wolf Wolfensberger