O'Brien
1 book
About the Author
O'Brien is an author and scholar whose work engages critically with the structures shaping social welfare, punishment, and inequality. In Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice and the Carceral State, O'Brien examines the relationship between social work and carceral systems while foregrounding the importance of anti-oppressive practice. Their writing invites readers to question institutional assumptions, consider the lived realities of marginalized communities, and imagine more just approaches to care and social change. Clear, thoughtful, and socially engaged, O'Brien's work is valuable for students, practitioners, researchers, and anyone interested in the intersections of social work, power, and justice.
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