ЗЕЛЕНИ СОЦИЈАЛНИ РАД И ОТПОРНОСТ ЗАЈЕДНИЦЕ
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME231005013SKljučne reči:
зелени социјални рад, заједница, отпорност, еколошка криза, оснаживање, друштвени капиталApstrakt
Конзумеристичка култура, индустријски оријентисана друштва и урбанистички начин живота довели су до коренитих промена у оквиру животне средине које резултирају климатским променама и природним катастрофама. Негативни аспекти еколошке кризе уско су повезани са социјалним функционисањем појединаца, узрокујући проблеме на пољу физичког и менталног здравља, становања, материјалне обезбеђености, исхране и слично. Одрживост животне средине представља не само еколошки, већ и социјални проблем, те последично и проблем професије социјалног рада. Постоји потреба за активирањем заједнице ка изградњи отпорности за случај суочавања са разноврсним тешкоћама. Зелени социјални рад, као засебна делатност, усмерена је ка препознавању испреплетености еколошког и социјалног, улагању напора ка превладавању диспаритета, као и оснаживању појединаца и заједница, активирању друштвеног капитала и превенцији даљег узнапредовања последица загађења животне средине. У раду ће бити обрађен начин на који еколошка криза утиче на социјалне заједнице и њихове чланове кроз сагледавање улоге коју зелени социјални рад има на овом пољу. Додатно, указаће се на значај концепта отпорности заједнице и начину његове изградње уз помоћ социјалног рада.Reference
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