20 Aug YOU MUST MAKE SURE THAT EACH ADDED SECTION HAS A HEADER THAT

YOU MUST MAKE SURE THAT EACH ADDED SECTION HAS A HEADER THAT MATCHES THE SECTIONS OUTLINED BELOW…they have to be clearly presented so the teacher knows the information was included for each section…THAT IS VERY IMPORTANTTHIS IS APA FORMATTINGSections to add:Diversity issues related to the reformCulturalReligiousRacialGenderAge-relatedSocioeconomicOutcomesImmediate impact of the reform movementLong -term impact of the reform movementLessons learned from this reform movementConclusionPersonal learning regarding social welfare reformPersonal learning regarding the integration of Christian faith and social welfareYour paper should address the following in the sections where appropriate:A major social reform in America’s history (child labor reform, the New Deal, War on Poverty, mental health reform, etc.) and the pivotal people responsible for itCritically discuss the primary reasons and purpose of the reform.What was the economic and political climate of the United States during the reform time?Who provided leadership in this reform effort, and what seemed to be their motivation for investing in this way?Who was the reform targeted to help and why? Describe how the targeted population may have viewed the reform.Describe how the differences between the majority population and their life experiences influenced their attitudes toward the people the social reform was aimed to help.What was or should have been the Christian response?Identify your personal biases and values regarding this social welfare issue. What would appropriate management of those biases look like?What have you learned from examining the stories and accounts of leaders and the populations at risk with regard to this social welfare reform?Christianity and social workIntegrate biblical principles regarding the disenfranchised, particularly those this social reform addressed.In what ways, if at all, are Christians and the Church responsible to the disenfranchised?What value conflicts and value similarities do you see between Christian attitudes, beliefs, and values and social work professional values and ethics?What does it look like to be a Christian social worker who fills the role of leadership in social welfare reform?What have you learned from social workers who are Christians regarding leadership in social welfare reform and the practice of social work?