Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice: Putting Theory Into Action
by Karen L. Morgaine, Moshoula J. Capous-Desyllas
This resource explores anti-oppressive frameworks and their application in social work, supporting practitioners in addressing systemic inequities through informed and reflective approaches.
About This Book
Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice focuses on integrating theory with practical application in social work settings.
The book addresses approaches for recognizing and challenging oppression within professional practice.
Readers are guided to consider structural factors that impact individuals and communities.
Emphasis is placed on ethical considerations and reflective strategies for practitioners.
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