This course provides students with an understanding of a special topic and its impact on individuals, families, organizations and/or communities. May be repeated to a maximum of nine (9) credit hours; repeatable within the same term. This course examines the enduring social and political challenges in a society emerging from decades of conflict. Through a social work lens, students will explore the historical legacy of “The Troubles” and its impact on current issues including trauma and resilience, post-traumatic growth, individual and community well-being, substance misuse, domestic violence, and homelessness. The course integrates criminal justice perspectives with practical social service strategies, preparing students to navigate complex ethical, cultural, and systemic challenges in post-conflict contexts. Learning will be enriched through case studies, critical reflection, and applied projects, fostering skills to promote justice and healing in post-conflict communities.