Discuss how Christian teachings and values, such as compassion, justice, and the inherent worth of each individual, align with social work principles and inform the understanding of young adults' needs and challenges. Highlight relevant biblical passages that support these concepts.

Explain the personal, family, cultural, spiritual, and other social factors during adolescence that have an impact on the transition into young adulthood.

Identify two theoretical frameworks relevant to working with young adults (ages 19-40) and explain the two frameworks. Describe the benefits and risks of each framework and how they would be applied to a young adult.

What the psychological growth stage for person's identity of self

Recall the Climate Action Simulation in which global leaders were convened at a UN Climate Action Summit and tasked with preparing a plan for limiting global warming to 2 degrees Celsius. Write opening remarks for 2 interest groups: conventional energy and climate justice hawks. For each interest group, a) introduce their key interests b) name their top policy priorities or proposed action c) describe 1 co-benefit of the action (how might you be able to address more than one problem with one action?) d) describe 1 equity consideration (how might your action ensure that vulnerable people are not disproportionately burdened and/or left out of the benefits?)

Recall Dr Margaret Jenkins' lecture on women, peace and security (WPS). What was the first emphasis of the WPS agenda? What was the current emphasis of the WPS agenda? Name 1 reason why the WPS agenda relates to international development. Name 1 current challenge for successfully designing and implementing the WPS agenda.

Recall Dr Jose Di Bella's lecture and Kindornay and Reilly-King's chapter on Canada's aid program and the private sector. Describe 1 challenge and 1 opportunity for engaging the private sector in sustainable development. Explain how policy makers, practitioners and/or communities can ensure that private sector partners contribute meaningfully to sustainability outcomes.

What do emerging economies tell us about poverty reduction and emerging trade patterns? Which of the development theories discussed in the textbook's chapters 1 and 2 have a hard time explaining their emergence, and why? What are the implications of emerging economies for Canada? In your answer, define emerging economies, give 2 examples of what they tell us about poverty reduction, give 2 examples of what they tell us about emerging trade patterns, name 2 development theories have a hard time explaining emerging economies and why, explain 5 implications of emerging economies for Canada  Ensure answer is 250-350 words

What is the point of UN resolutions, such as US security resolution 1325 on women, peace and security? Circle your answer. (1 mark) a) Create globally enforceable standards and norms; drive media attention; pressure governments b) Recognize standards and norms; pressure governments; guide CSO action and advocacy c) Mandate legal reform; set international agendas; create regional standards and norms