PART TWO: Submit the whole paper - up to 4 pages in length (your corrected version of part one connected to part two).

The second half should respond to the following 4 questions and include a closing statement:

1) What needs to happen for the issue to change?

2) What is being done about it? What is NOT being done about it?

3) Who (person, group or organization) might have the power to improve or fix it?

4) What are the implications for social workers? (What can social workers do to address this problem?)

Closing Statement: provide 1 - 2 paragraphs that summarize your personal thoughts on your topic based on what you learned from your research.

This section can be written in first-person narrative.

In this summary you can include any information that was new and surprising to you or frustrations you felt as you critically thought about the issue or other important thoughts that you had while preparing this assignment.

The second half should be 1 - 2 pages in length (points will be deducted if it is less than one full page), double-spaced, 1-1.25" margins, 12-point Times Roman or Calibri font.

(Note: page length does not include the cover/title page or reference page.)

The content you include should be thoughtful responses to the 4 questions above for part two and a closing statement should be included last.

Your responses should come from information you learn from researching your topic and should be presented with the instructor's comments from part one in mind.

Be sure to write part two by paraphrasing the information from the sources to answer the questions.

Do not include any direct quotes in your paper.

Use APA format to cite your sources both within the body of the paper and on the reference page.