Tag Archives: beggars

What If….

Posted on February 24, 2020 by msw blog

How Did You Get Here? It is a question I have answered and threaded throughout Real Life of an MSW. Therefore, I was happy to learn it is the core question of Kim Boguck’s the If Project and her documentary … Continue reading →

Posted in Reading | Tagged addiction, advocacy, beggars, compassion, generational curse, How did you get here, If Project, Incarcerated, judgement, Kim Boguck’s, questions, second chances, victim’s experience | Leave a comment

Jailed Over Court Fines

Posted on October 28, 2017 by msw blog

Originally posted on Real Life of an MSW:
“Little Jake asked, “Did you hear what happened to me? I was panning in front of the pharmacy. This fat woman panhandler told me to move. Lots of people pan there. It’s…

Posted in Clinical Supervision | Tagged addiction, advocacy, beggars, compassion, court appearances, court fines, Gotta find a home, homeless, legal system, mental health, pan handling, proverty, reparations, social issue, social work | 2 Comments

Tag Archives: beggars

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