Joshua L. Miller is Professor Emeritus of Social Work at Smith College, United States. He is co-author of Racism in the United States: Implications for the helping professions (3rd ed.) 2021, NY: Springer Publishing, and author of Psychosocial capacity building in response to disasters 2012, NY: Columbia University Press.

• 1.Psychosocial Responses to Sociopolitical Targeting, Oppression and Violence: Challenges for Helping Professionals. 2.Historical and Collective Trauma and their Consequences. 3.Collective, Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Consequences of Structural Oppression. 4.Violence. 5.Liberatory, Decolonial Psychosocial Capacity Building: Guiding Ethical Principles. 6.Liberatory, Decolonizing Psychosocial Capacity Building: A Framework for Collaboration. 7.Responding to Critical Psychosocial Needs. 8.Collective Resilience While Facing Oppression. 9.Psychosocial Support for Immigrants and Refugees. 10.Collective and Individual Self-Care and Critical Awareness.

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Joshua L. Miller is Professor Emeritus of Social Work at Smith College, United States. He is co-author of Racism in the United States: Implications for the helping professions (3rd ed.) 2021, NY: Springer Publishing, and author of Psychosocial capacity building in response to disasters 2012, NY: Columbia University Press.

• 1.Psychosocial Responses to Sociopolitical Targeting, Oppression and Violence: Challenges for Helping Professionals. 2.Historical and Collective Trauma and their Consequences. 3.Collective, Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Consequences of Structural Oppression. 4.Violence. 5.Liberatory, Decolonial Psychosocial Capacity Building: Guiding Ethical Principles. 6.Liberatory, Decolonizing Psychosocial Capacity Building: A Framework for Collaboration. 7.Responding to Critical Psychosocial Needs. 8.Collective Resilience While Facing Oppression. 9.Psychosocial Support for Immigrants and Refugees. 10.Collective and Individual Self-Care and Critical Awareness.

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Joshua L. Miller is Professor Emeritus of Social Work at Smith College, United States. He is co-author of Racism in the United States: Implications for the helping professions (3rd ed.) 2021, NY: Springer Publishing, and author of Psychosocial capacity building in response to disasters 2012, NY: Columbia University Press.

• 1.Psychosocial Responses to Sociopolitical Targeting, Oppression and Violence: Challenges for Helping Professionals. 2.Historical and Collective Trauma and their Consequences. 3.Collective, Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Consequences of Structural Oppression. 4.Violence. 5.Liberatory, Decolonial Psychosocial Capacity Building: Guiding Ethical Principles. 6.Liberatory, Decolonizing Psychosocial Capacity Building: A Framework for Collaboration. 7.Responding to Critical Psychosocial Needs. 8.Collective Resilience While Facing Oppression. 9.Psychosocial Support for Immigrants and Refugees. 10.Collective and Individual Self-Care and Critical Awareness.

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