Social Work Meets Emergency Management: Connection, Bureaucracy, and Community | Charlie Stark
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Social Work Meets Emergency Management: Connection, Bureaucracy, and Community | Charlie Stark
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In Episode 17 of the Revolutionary Social Work Podcast, hosts Christian Ace Stettler and Alicia Stettler sit down with Charlie Stark to explore what happens when social work merges with emergency management. Charlie shares his journey pursuing an interdisciplinary degree that bridges both fields—while raising hard questions about bureaucracy, community, and the human cost of disconnection.
Together, they unpack the four stages of emergency management—preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation—and explore the critical, often-overlooked role of social workers in community recovery. The conversation moves beyond theory to touch something real: the loss of connection in modern education, the alienation of online learning, and the urgent need to foster intentional, vulnerable, human relationships in a system built to standardize.Full
Timestamps – Chapters
00:00 Theme Song
00:35 Introduction and Backgrounds
03:36 The Interdisciplinary Degree Journey
06:31 Emergency Management Overview
09:43 Social Work and Emergency Management Integration
12:31 The Role of Community and Social Capital
15:47 Bureaucracy and Its Impact on Social Work
18:39 The Importance of Human Connections
21:44 Reflections on Modern Communication and Community
24:25 Final Thoughts on Social Work and Emergency Management
38:14 The Quest for Meaningful Connection in Education
40:36 Challenges of Online Learning and Community Building
46:18 Navigating Modern Communication and Connection
52:15 The Impact of Technology on Human Interaction
59:30 The Power of Language in Social Work
01:11:41 Understanding Neurodiversity and Human Connection
Key Topics Discussed
Interdisciplinary education: Social Work + Emergency Management
The four phases of emergency response
How bureaucracy fails communities
Why human connections matter more than material resources
Social capital as a foundation for community resilience
The alienation of online learning and tech overload
Exclusionary language in academic and social work settings
Neurodiversity as a universal reality
Building community in disjointed systems
Creating space for empathy, vulnerability, and understanding
Questions for Reflection
What does it mean to build social capital in your community?
How can we resist the push toward conformity and remain human?
What role should social workers play in emergency recovery?
How can professors foster community in online learning environments?
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