SY 317
Social Policy Analysis
Social policy is the arena in which citizens, professionals, non-governmental organizations, social movements, and
government address social inequalities and underlying lived realities. The course explores intersectional power relations and
diverse impacts on Indigenous peoples, women, racialized people and other social identities. It examines how sociology
contributes to the development and analysis of social policy and programs.
Prerequisites: SY280 or SY281.
Exclusions: SY309H.
Social policy is the arena in which citizens, professionals, non-governmental organizations, social movements, and
government address social inequalities and underlying lived realities. The course explores intersectional power relations and
diverse impacts on Indigenous peoples, women, racialized people and other social identities. It examines how sociology
contributes to the development and analysis of social policy and programs.
Prerequisites: SY280 or SY281.
Exclusions: SY309H.
Social policy is the arena in which citizens, professionals, non-governmental organizations, social movements, and
government address social inequalities and underlying lived realities. The course explores intersectional power relations and
diverse impacts on Indigenous peoples, women, racialized people and other social identities. It examines how sociology
contributes to the development and analysis of social policy and programs.
Prerequisites: SY280 or SY281.
Exclusions: SY309H.
