Title Social workers and the challenge of violence worldwide / a presentation of the Violence and Development Project of the Peace and International Affairs Program, Office of Policy and Practice, National Association of Social Workers in partnership with [the] Council on Social Work Education, [the] Benton Foundation and the University of North Carolina Center for Public Television ; written by Paul Aaron, Charles Kuralt ; produced by David Weiner, Paul Aaron ; video segments produced and edited by Michael Sheridan ; executive producer, Jane Crosby.

Publication Info.

Washington, D.C. : National Association of Social Workers, 1996.

Copies

Location	Call No.	Status
University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Balcony	AV VHS 361.32 S678S PT. 1	Check Shelf
University of Saint Joseph: Pope Pius XII Library - Balcony	AV VHS 361.32 S678S PT. 2	Check Shelf

Description	2 videocassettes (approximately 190 min.) : sound, color ; 1/2 in.
System Details	VHS.
Note	Title from title frame.
Performer	Host, moderator and narrator: Charles Kuralt ; panel: Ken Kusterer, Dessima Williams, Julia Taft, Daisy Morris, Hubie Jones, Marie Weil, Barbara Major, Nancy Baron, Eileen Kelly, Henry Allen, Torin Sanders.
Event	Recorded off-the-air with permission from the Office of Peace and International Affairs, National Association of Social Workers, February 6 and February 9, 1996.
Summary	Panel discussion on how the U.S. and under-developed countries are inextricably connected by the issue of violence and five related subthemes: trauma, poverty, substance abuse, ethnicity and family structure. Includes solutions and strategies to reduce violence around the world.
Note	GMD: videorecording.
Subject	Social workers.
	Social service.
	Industrial welfare.
	Public welfare.
	Mass media and social service.
Added Author	Kuralt, Charles, 1934-1997.
	Aaron, Paul.
	Weiner, David.
	Crosby, Jane.
	Sheridan, Michael, 1957-
	University of North Carolina Center for Public Television.
	National Association of Social Workers. Office of Peace and International Affairs.
	Council on Social Work Education.
	Benton Foundation.
Added Title	Social workers and violence

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