Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice: Building Social Work Practice Skills
by Kalea Benner Phd Msw Lcsw, Diane N. Loeffler Phd Msw, Natalie D. Pope Phd Msw Lcsw, Natalie D. Pope Phd Msw
Social, Economic, and Environmental Justice: Building Social Work Practice Skills explores how social workers can develop practice skills informed by interconnected justice concerns. Combining social work education with a focus on social, economic, and environmental issues, this book offers a foundation for readers preparing for or strengthening professional practice.
About This Book
This book focuses on building social work practice skills through an integrated approach to social, economic, and environmental justice.
It presents justice as a central lens for understanding and strengthening professional social work practice.
Designed for social work education and practice, the book connects broad justice concerns with the development of practical skills.
Its subject matter is relevant to readers seeking a more comprehensive foundation in socially responsible social work.
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