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Zora Neale Hurston and Gendlin's Bodily Felt Sense of Self -- Moving Towards an Embodied Sense of Self -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 10 Social Sculpture Through Dreams and Conversations: Creating Spaces for Participatory and Situation-Specific Art-Based Methods -- Social Sculpture and Conversation in Art Practices -- Facilitating Collaborations -- Concluding Reflections -- References -- Part 3 Responses from Social Work as a Glocalised Profession -- Chapter 11 Community Work as a Socio-Spatial Response to the Challenge of Glocal Segregation and Vulnerability -- The Framing of Socio-Spatiality -- Theorizing Socio-Spatiality -- Third Place, Third Space, or Thirdspace? -- Socio-Spatiality in Social Work -- Community Work as a Socio-Spatial Response -- Summary and Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Internet Resources -- Chapter 12 Protecting the Rights of Overseas Filipino Workers: Social Work Beyond National Borders -- Introduction -- Critical Social Work in a Globalised World -- Labour Migration as a Global Issue -- Filipino Labour Migration and the Challenges Faced by OFWs -- Social Work Practice in Promoting OFW Rights -- Social Work Beyond National Borders -- References -- Chapter 13 Migration: National Welfare Institutions: Doulas as Border Workers in Obstetric Care in Sweden -- National Welfare Institutions and International Migration -- The Swedish Welfare State's Response to International Migration -- National Borders as Social Practices -- Striving for Equal Maternity Care for All Women -- Migrant Background and Well-Integrated Into Swedish Society -- 'We Always Act as a Provider of Civic Information, Mother and Sister' -- 'Here in Sweden, the Father Attends the Birth' -- Front-Line Workers in the National Welfare Institution -- Responses to International Migration in a National Welfare Context: Concluding Remarks -- Notes