Social Work and Social Justice: Concepts, Challenges, and Strategies
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Social Work and Social Justice: Concepts, Challenges, and Strategies

by Michael Reisch, Charles D. Garvin

Social Work public policy social justice Professional Practice
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Social Work and Social Justice explores how social work connects with the pursuit of a more just society. Michael Reisch and Charles D. Garvin address core concepts, significant challenges, and practical strategies, offering a focused resource for readers studying social work, social justice, and the relationship between them.

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Social Work and Social Justice examines the relationship between professional social work and the pursuit of social justice.

The book focuses on key concepts that help frame social work’s role in addressing social conditions and inequities.

It considers challenges relevant to social work practice and the broader goals of justice.

The authors also discuss strategies for understanding and responding to these challenges.

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