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Acknowledgements; Preface; Contributors; Chapter 1: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Introduction; Chapter 2: Marie Lacroix, Concordia University: Culturally Appropriate Knowledge and Skills Required for Effective Multicultural Practice with Individuals, Families, and Small Groups; Chapter 3: Douglas Durst, University of Regina and Peg Delanghe, Graduate student, University of Regina: Culturally Appropriate Social Work for Successful Community Development in Diverse Communities; Chapter 4: Carole Pigler Christensen, University of British Columbia: Canadian Society: Social Policy and Ethno-Racial Diversity; Chapter 5: June Ying Yee, Ryerson University and Gary C. Dumbrill, University of Victoria: Whiteout: Looking for Race in Canadian Social Work Practice; Chapter 6: Ghislaine Roy, Service d’aide aux refugies et immigrants du Montreal Metropolitain and Catherine Montgomery, Centre de recherche et de formation and McGill University: Practice with Immigrants in Quebec; Section 2: Personal Narratives On Social Work with Diverse Ethno-Racial Communities; Chapter 7: Romona Alaggia, University of Western Ontario and Elsa Marziali, University of Toronto: Social Work with Canadians of Italian Background: Applying Cultural Concepts to Bicultural and Intergenerational Issues in Clinical Practice; Chapter 8: Alean Al-Krenawi and John R. Graham: Social Work with Canadians of Arab Background: Insight into Direct Practice; Chapter 9: Ross A. Klein, Memorial University of Newfoundland and Julia Mirsky, Ben-Gurion University of Negev: Social Work with Canadians of Jewish Background: Guidelines for Direct Practice; Chapter 10: Connie Barlow and Ashley Barlow: Social Work with Canadians of Ukrainian Background: History, Direct Practice, Current Realities; Chapter 11: Brad McKenzie, University of Manitoba and Vern Morrissette, Director of Metis Child and Family Services for Manitoba: Social Work Practice with Canadians of Aboriginal Background: Guidelines for Respectful Social Work; Chapter 12: David Welch: The Franco-Ontarian Community: From a Period of Resistance to New Social Solidarities and Practices; Chapter 13: David Este, Cultural Diversity Institute, University of Calgary and Wanda Thomas-Bernard, professor and director, Maritime School of Social Work in Halifax: Social Work Practice with African Canadians: An Examination of the African-Nova Scotian Community; Chapter 14: Narda Razak, York University: Canadians of Caribbean Background: Postcolonial and Critical Race Perspectives for Practice; Chapter 15: Sarah Maiter, Wilfrid Laurier University: The Context of Culture: Social Work Practice with Canadians of South Asian Background

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