How did they understand freedom from oppression? How did they imagine oppression and exploitation could be end

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Essays must be at least 6 pages (can be more but not less for full credit). 12-point font, double spaced, 1 inch margins.
Your essay will analyze your chosen activist in light of at least one of the course readings. It is up to you what topic(s) you would like to focus on, but choose whatever angle that will allow you to argue for your activist as important for thinking about feminism and political organizing today.
You will need to include at least 3 direct quotes from your chosen activist and at least 2 quotes from the course readings in your essay.
Use either APA or Chicago style footnotes to cite your quotes and make a works cited page. Feel free to utilize the librarians to help you with your citations! There are also many online citation creation websites like EasyBib that can help you too.
You will need to find at least 3 outside sources on your assigned activist. At least 1 of your sources MUST be a primary source.
Potential questions to address in your essay: Why is your activist relevant for today’s struggles? Why are they important to you? How did they see feminism as important to their work? How did they challenge the prevailing thinking of their time on gender/race/sexuality/freedom? How did they make the world a better place? What aspects of their thinking still need to be taken further? What in their thinking or actions should or should not be repeated today? How did they help us understand our world better? How did they understand freedom from oppression? How did they imagine oppression and exploitation could be end

Address the relationship between barriers copıng efficacy and intention to persist in STEM careers

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The paper should address the following points: –
1. Factors affecting the persistence of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics professions \ 3 papers max
2. Justify the applicability of SCCT theory to predict career decisions, specifically, career persistence decision (workplace Stage NOT education stage) . by explaining SCCT model components \ 6 papers
– Social contextual factors
– Self-efficacy
– Coping self-efficacy
– Expectation of outcomes
3. Address the relationship between barriers copıng efficacy and intention to persist in STEM careers
And suggest hypothesis based on the discussion \ 6
Note
4. the paper focuses on STEM workplace NOT STEM education
3. 90% of references must be published in the last 7 years

What is typically viewed as the role of the church for this culture? What is the common view of life after death?

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Asian Indians is one of the most affluent and influential group in the United States today. The current generation of Asian Indians continue to build on their parents’ footprint in American society – a legacy of ambition and hard work. Their success is due to strict adherence of generational family values, centered on patriarchal and hierarchal structures in the home while following gender roles in the Asian Indian community at large. Asian Indians are attaining the highest degrees, from medicine to business, at top colleges and universities. They hold high offices and positions at leading industries. Success, however, comes with a price for many, when east meets west, in regard to cultural expectations. Females must be subservient to her husband, while expected to be the nurturer for the children, maintaining the home and attaining a prestigious career. This paper will examine the different cross generational conflicts and mental health struggles Asian Indian women face in American society today. This paper will propose best practices in counseling that can find common grounds for women from this group to exercise American culture while preserving their Asian Indian heritage.

Keep in mind, that each section below must be based on your research from journal articles (not blogs, newspaper articles, books, or book reviews). There should be citations in each section of the body of your paper. Do not use first person pronouns (I/we/me/my/myself, for example) as research papers are not based on opinion or personal perspective. While you can use our course textbook as an additional source, do not rely too heavily on it, as the majority of your paper should be based on current research from journal articles.

Cultural Awareness:
In the first section, include recent research on the topic and culture. Give recent statistics (prevalence rates, information on geographic or population clusters). Aim to include what is important for colleagues to know to best work with this population to meet the specific need you are researching. Some examples of information to explore here include: family dynamics (child-rearing practices, parental roles, obligations of children to parents, nature of relationships among family members, kinship bonds, gender roles, aging, extended family, clan, role of elders, tribal councils, etc.); political and economic concerns (poverty and income levels, value of education, unemployment, reservations/Bureau of Indian Affairs, immigration, etc.); communication (bilingualism, nonverbal/body language, personal space, problem-solving, silence, eye movement, music/dance/art as communication, concept of time). 3-4 pages

Counseling Approach:
In the second section, identify specific strategies and approaches to use with this population to address the needs explored in the previous section. Have you ever gone to a conference where the presenter spent the entire time talking about what the problem was, and you thought to yourself, now what? This section is just as important as the previous section. Devote equal space to researching and explaining strategies, approaches, and methods for meeting the need. Identify specific counseling therapies and techniques that you believe would work best with this population, explaining why and how you would use this approach. Some examples of popular counseling therapies include existential therapy, behavior therapy, cognitive therapy, rational emotive behavior-therapy, reality therapy, family systems theory, solution-focused therapy, narrative therapy, and creative arts therapies. Write about in this section or consider how you could adapt Western-based approaches. You may want to search for culture AND counseling; for example, Latin Americans AND counseling. 3-4 pages

Religious and Spiritual Application:
In the final section, give biblical application to the topic you have been examining. Specifically examine counseling, life coaching, and/or human services from a faith-based approach. For example, if your paper looked at substance abuse, explore research on faith-based programs, and discuss why this would be meaningful for the culture you are focusing on. Explore the unique beliefs, values, ways of thinking, and expressing faith, religion, and spirituality in the culture you are researching. What is typically viewed as the role of the church for this culture? What is the common view of life after death? 1 page

Conclusion
End with a concise Conclusion paragraph where you summarize what you covered in the paper and include ideas for future research needed on this topic. ½ page
References

Create a 5- to 8-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation on female and diverse inmates or offenders with mental health issues.

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Create a 5- to 8-slide Microsoft® PowerPoint® presentation on female and diverse inmates or offenders with mental health issues. Include the following:

Issues related to possible causes of mental illness in female inmates or offenders
Specialized treatment interventions for female inmates or offenders with mental illness
Special concerns for veteran, and geriatric female inmates or offenders

Discuss how there have been past and present divisions of race, sexuality, gender, nation.. etc..

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The module is called ‘Space, Power and Agency’ and the particular section this essay is based on is called ‘Identities & Spaces Intersections’. The essay should discuss how there have been past and present divisions of race, sexuality, gender, nation.. etc.. and how intersectionality is able to fight and analyse these divisions and power struggles.

Essay Title :
“Race, class, gender, sexuality, disability, ethnicity, nation, religion, and age are categories of analysis, terms that reference important social divisions. But they are also categories that gain meaning from power relations of racism, sexism, heterosexism, and class exploitation.” (Bilge & Hill Collins). Use Bilge and Hill Collins’ call for intersectionality as an “analytic tool” to investigate social divisions and power relations. Your answer must focfktus on a case study.

How is gender developed through the use of color and details in “On a SunBeam” by Tillie Walden.

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How is gender developed through the use of color and details in “On a SunBeam” by Tillie Walden.

Review the personal resume to identify the unique talents and knowledge this person may contribufktte to the organization and community

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Membership in Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is a living and learning experience for women with shared values and objectives. You will have the opportunity to be involved in a wide range of activities where you can use your unique talents and knowledge to contribute to the chapter and your community.

You are to review the personal resume to identify the unique talents and knowledge this person may contribufktte to the organization and community