Abolition in School Counseling (Equity and Social Justice in Education Series)
by Alicia Oglesby, Riley Drake
Abolition in School Counseling delves into applying abolitionist ideas to school counseling practices as part of the Equity and Social Justice in Education Series. Authors Alicia Oglesby and Riley Drake guide readers toward fostering equitable educational spaces by addressing and dismantling injustices in counseling frameworks. This essential read supports educators in building more just systems for diverse student populations.
About This Book
Abolition in School Counseling is part of the Equity and Social Justice in Education Series, addressing the need for transformative practices in school counseling.
Authored by Alicia Oglesby and Riley Drake, the book examines how abolitionist frameworks can challenge and reform traditional counseling approaches in schools.
It emphasizes creating inclusive environments that prioritize equity and justice for all students, particularly those from marginalized communities.
The work contributes to broader discussions on social justice within educational systems, advocating for systemic change.
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