Month: October 2020

New Harbor Community Center—Part 1

Type of service:      Writing from Scratch

Work type:   Discussion Essay

Format:         APA

Pages:            2 pages ( 550 words, Double spaced

Academic level:       Undergrad. (yrs 3-4)

Subject or discipline:         Social Work and Human Services

Title:   New Harbor Community Center—Part 1

Number of sources:           4

Paper instructions:

Background Information

The New Harbor Community Center offers a variety of services. Services include a food bank, a family recreation center replete with a basketball court, an arts and crafts room, an early learning day care service, a senior club and counseling center. Funding for these services are provided by government grants, non-profit charities like the United Way and private donations.

This is the scenario, Current Situation

Robert Johnson is a trained human and social services professional and a volunteer basketball coach at the community center. He was born and raised in New Harbor and knows many of the residents. He actually attended high school with many of the parents of the teens he coaches. Robert Johnson “I’ve begun to notice that many of the teens are using the Center’s services, but do not seem to have a permanent address. This issue seems to be a growing trend, so I think I’m going to begin visiting team members where they say they live to speak with their parents. I want to determine if there is instability in the home and how the Community Center may step in to assist the teens that need additional assistance or if I find out they are homeless. I feel that my personal relationship with most of the parents along with my professional training will facilitate an honest response from the parents about their situation.”

2 Pages: Post an explanation of the most important ethical considerations that Robert must be aware of and what he can do to ensure that he does not cross any boundaries. Provide references to the NOHS standards and the literature to support your response.

Please use these resources and one of your own

Corey, G., Corey, M. S., Corey, C., & Callanan, P. (2019). Issues and ethics in the helping professions (10th ed.). Brooks/Cole, Cengage Learning.

• Chapter 13, “Community and Social Justice Perspectives” (pp. 452-475)

Diller, J. V. (2019). Cultural diversity: A primer for the human services (6th ed.). Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning.

• Chapter 13, “Working with African American Clients: An Interview With Veronique Thompson” (pp. 315-335)
• Chapter 14, “Working with Asian American Clients: An Interview With Dan Hocoy,” (pp. 336-357)

National Organization for Human Services. (NOHS). (2016). Ethical Standards for Human Services Professionals: National Organization of Human Services adopted 2015. Retrieved October 10, 2016 from. https://www.nationalhumanservices.org/ethical-standards-for-hs-professionals

 

 

 

New Harbor Community Center

Type of service:      Writing from Scratch

Work type:   Discussion Essay

Format:         APA

Pages:            2 pages ( 550 words, Double spaced

Academic level:       Undergrad. (yrs 3-4)

Subject or discipline:         Social Work and Human Services

Title:   New Harbor Community Center—Part 2

Number of sources:           4

Paper instructions:

2 Pages Post an explanation of the most important areas that Robert should focus on when facilitating this diverse group and why. Use this Resources and other peer-reviewed literature to support your post. Considering cultural issues that human and social services workers should consider when working with Arab and/or Muslim American clients. In Chapter 15

This is the Case Study on Robert

Port of New Harbor

Background Information

The Port of New Harbor is a deep-water port approximately 83 miles from the Atlantic Ocean. Its three gantry cranes load and offload some 250 cargo vessels that visit the port annually. The port facility can handle some 10 million tons in foreign commerce (imports and exports). The diversity of cargo through the port includes automobiles, steel, forest products, petroleum, coal and fresh produce such as bananas. The port has also handled specialized cargo such as Antares rocket parts from Ukraine and wind turbine blades from South America.

Current Situation

Recently, there has been an increase in workplace hostility at the port with most of the incidents occurring between veteran longshoremen and newly hired dockworkers. The majority of the recently hired dockworkers identify themselves as immigrants from Syria. Often keeping to themselves during meal and rest breaks, other co-workers have found their withdrawn attitudes as insulting and suspicious, especially with concerns of security with the potential of terrorism attacks. Based on reports of increased hostility at the Port of New Harbor, Robert Johnson has been asked to facilitate a four-session workshop on diversity and cultural understanding for employees. Many of the new workers at the port recently emigrated from Syria. They keep to themselves most of the time, except for after work, when many of them meet at a local park for pickup game of soccer.

ROBERT: “Due to my involvement in the community center and conflict manager, management at the plant have asked me to facilitate a workshop to assist the men in understanding and respecting one another’s cultural norms and to be more tolerant of cultural differences.”

Please use these resources and what you ever else you decide

Diller, J. V. (2019). Cultural diversity: A primer for the human services (6th ed.). Stamford, CT: Cengage Learning.

Chapter 15, “Working With Arab and Muslim American Clients: An Interview With Marwan Dwairy” (pp. 358-376)

Chapter 16, “Working With South Asian American Clients: An Interview with Sumana Kaipa” (pp. 377-402)

Lee, M. R., & Ousey, G. C. (2011). Reconsidering the culture and violence connection: Strategies of action in the rural South. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 26(5), 899– 929.

National Organization for Human Services (NOHS). (n.d.). Ethical standards for human service professionals: National Organization for Human Services adopted 2015. Retrieved October 10, 2016, from http://www.nationalhumanservices.org/ethical-standards-for-hs-professionals

May I please have the writer who wrote order #12871 New Habor Community Center PT-1

 

Legal Reasoning and Positive Law

Paper Type: 1#essay

Subject:         Law

Pages 2 (550 Words)

Sources         4

Spacing         Double

Citation         APA

Academic Level       Undergrad

Quality          Premium

Paper details

In his book Natural Law, the noted European legal philosopher A.P. d’Entreves asserted the following concerning the Nuremberg trial of Nazi leaders after World War II:

\”No doubt the provisions for the Nuremberg Tribunal were based, or purported to be based, on existing or ‘positive’ international law.

\”But I strongly suspect that the boundaries of legal positivism were overstepped, and had to be overstepped, the moment it was stated that the trials were a \’question of justice.\’ The principle nullum crimen sine poena (no crime without punishment), on which the sentences were grounded, was a flat contradiction of one of the most generally accepted principles of positive jurisprudence, the principle of nulla poena sine lege (no punishment without law).

\”Thus, after a century of effort to eliminate the dualism between what is and what ought to be from the field of legal and political experience, natural law seems to have taken its revenge upon the very champions of the pernicious doctrine that there is no law but positive law, or that might equals right, since for all practical purposes the two propositions are perfectly equivalent.\” (pp. 106-107)

 

Directions for assignment:

Write an essay in which you answer the following questions:

Why is d’Entreves saying that the Nuremberg trial \”overstepped\” the boundaries of positive law?

How, according to d’Entreves, did that trial do so?

Who might be the \”very champions\” of positive law that d’Entreves is addressing here?

Is d’Entreves defending or attacking the tradition of natural law?  What does he imply about law and society, natural versus positive law, if he is defending the principle nullum crimen sine poena (no crime without punishment)?

 

Famous sonnets by Shakespeare and Browning

Work type:   Reflection paper/Reflection essay

Format:         APA

Pages:            1 pages ( 275 words, Double spaced

Academic level:       Undergrad. (yrs 1-2)

Subject or discipline:         Composition

Title:   Writer’s choice

Number of sources:           0

Paper instructions:

Write your own sonnet

Instructions;

Now that you’ve carefully read and discussed some famous sonnets by Shakespeare and Browning, try your hand at writing a sonnet of your own.

Feel free to explore ANY subject in your poem. Here’s the only rule: 14 lines and aim for 10 syllables in each line. (it’s okay if you have 8, 9, 11, or 12 syllables in a line but try for 10.)

 

Your poem can rhyme if you wish, but rhyming is not required for this assignment. Traditionally, sonnets rhymed, but many poets writing sonnets today skip rhyming.

 

I encourage you to use the vocabulary and syntax of 2020 so that your sonnet feels fresh and accessible to readers in 2020. For example, avoid ’tis and thee and thou, which were common in the 1600s but not used now in poems.

 

Give your poem a title, not just Sonnet #1.

 

 

William Shakespeare and Elizabeth Barrett Browning both dedicated their poems to exploring aspects of love during their lifetimes

Work type:   Discussion Essay

Format:         APA

Pages:            1 pages (275 words, Double spaced

Academic level:       Undergrad. (yrs 1-2)

Subject or discipline:         Composition

Title:   Writer’s choice

Number of sources:           0

Paper instructions:

Please respond to the question below in one clearly-written & write 1/2 page only question. Another 1/2 a page I will post 2 classmates discussion then response in 2 sentence thanks. Documentation is uploaded.

William Shakespeare and Elizabeth Barrett Browning both dedicated their poems to exploring aspects of love during their lifetimes.

Choose one sonnet by Shakespeare or Browning in our textbook. In your own words, what is this poem saying about love and how is this poem still relevant to us 200+ years later?