Abolition and Social Work: Possibilities, Paradoxes, and the Practice of Community Care
Abolition and Social Work explores the possibilities and paradoxes that arise when abolitionist perspectives inform social work. Centering the practice of community care, this book considers how social work can engage with broader questions of care, institutions, collective responsibility, and social change.
About This Book
This book examines the relationship between abolition and social work.
It considers the possibilities and paradoxes that emerge when abolitionist ideas meet professional practice.
At its center is the practice of community care and its role in responding to social needs.
The book offers a focused framework for thinking about care, institutions, and social change.
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