A reflection on living through COVID-19 as a social work professor

Jeff Karabanow

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Social Work Education and Practice Homelessness and Social Issues Social impacts of COVID-19

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This short exposaccent is a reflective piece on my work with people experiencing homelessness in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada during the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper provides an intimate portrait of the fragility, insecurity and uncertainty of navigating social justice work during a state of emergency. As such, I attempt to provide a brief sketch of being a social work professor and practitioner during this surreal time.

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