Please answer bullets. The book's name is Social Welfare Policy and Advocacy by Bruce S. Jansson if you can get to write a little bit on my paper. I also provided the 8 core problems.

Social Advocacy
Social Advocacy Process
Social advocacy is a process that uses different types of advocacy to change and improve social conditions, policies, and institutions. Identifying a social issue or problem that needs to be addressed and comprehending its underlying causes and effects are usually the first steps in the process. To do this, the issue must be thoroughly examined and diagnosed, data must be gathered, and affected people and communities must be explored (Jansson, 2019). Developing a plan or proposal to solve the issue is the next step in the social advocacy process after the issue has been identified. Identifying potential solutions, designing interventions, and developing policy recommendations may all be part of this. It is important to think about the situation in which the proposed solution will be used and to make sure that it is in line with laws and rules (Reisch, 2019).
Building support for a strategy or proposal comes next after it has been developed. Engaging with important stakeholders, such as policymakers, community leaders, and affected people and groups, and asking for their opinions and support, may be one way to accomplish this. Messages and communication tactics should be tailored to the target audience, and resistance or opposition should be expected (Testa & Kelly, 2020). The proposal will then be put into action after receiving support. It may entail promoting a change in policy, offering immediate assistance to those who need it most and their communities, or taking part in protests or other forms of collective action. For the proposed solution to be successful and have a significant impact, an implementation may also involve ongoing monitoring and evaluation (Smith-Maddox et al., 2020).
The proposal's impact is assessed in social advocacy. This could mean collecting data and evidence to figure out how well the intervention worked, how well it met its goals, and if there were any unintended consequences or places where it could be improved. Collaboration, communication, and persistence are vital for social advocacy. Collaboration with multiple stakeholders is crucial, as is a capacity to adapt to unique circumstances and strike an appropriate equilibrium between multiple objectives and interests (Testa & Kelly, 2020). However, social advocates may influence meaningful change and enhance the quality of life for people in both communities and individuals with careful planning, strategic planning, and potent advocacy.
Core Challenges and Problems
Susan Burton who is a social justice activist and also the founder of A New Way of Life, a nonprofit that houses and supports formerly incarcerated women in South Los Angeles, is likely the subject of the prompt's video. The video appears to address several of the eight-core challenges in social policy advocacy. Securing attention, or bringing a social problem to the consideration of policymakers and the wider community, is the first challenge to overcome. In Susan Burton's work, mass incarceration and the lack of resources for formerly incarcerated people have been overlooked by policymakers and the public (Shlafer et al., 2019).
Understanding the underlying causes of a social problem and coming up with potential solutions constitute the second challenge, which is analysing and diagnosing the problem. Burton analyses the systemic issues that lead to the US's high incarceration rate and the lack of resources and support for ex-offenders. Developing support, which entails forming alliances and partnerships to promote policy change, is the third challenge. Burton's group has collaborated with other community groups and lawmakers to advocate for laws that help people who have been released from prison (Smith-Maddox et al., 2020).
The strategy or policy's implementation, which entails putting the proposed solutions into practise, indicates the fourth challenge. Burton founded a nonprofit that aids formerly incarcerated women in finding housing, gaining employment, and rebuilding their lives. The evaluation of the efficacy of the proposed solutions constitutes the fifth challenge in assessing the impact of the policy or strategy. Burton's group monitors how effectively its programmes help former offenders get their lives back on track and rejoin society (Jansson, 2019).
The video also addresses the central issues of affordable care and community-based care, in addition to the eight core challenges. Inmates reentering society face difficulties due to a scarcity of community-based resources and affordable medical care. Housing and support services provided by Burton's organisation help women who have been incarcerated get back on their feet and back into their communities by addressing these underlying issues (Mhlanga et al., 2019).
The overall message of the video is that there isn't enough help for people who have been incarcerated and that mass incarceration is a major problem that needs to be addressed by social justice advocates like Susan Burton. Burton's advocacy and community-based solutions through A New Way of Life are an example of how to deal with these challenges and problems.
Three Forms of Advocacy
Self-advocacy, individual advocacy, and policy advocacy are all present in this interview. Susan Burton practises self-advocacy by overcoming obstacles and sharing her knowledge to benefit others. She also does individual advocacy by helping the women who walk through her doors by giving them support and resources (Reisch, 2019). In addition, she advocates for modifications to the criminal justice system and a switch from a punitive to a rehabilitative approach as part of her policy advocacy. When people use their own life stories and expertise to advocate for themselves, they are engaging in self-advocacy. Susan Burton practises self-advocacy by opening up to the women...