Anti-Oppressive Social Work Practice: Putting Theory into Action

Karen Morgaine · Moshoula Capous‐Desyllas

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Chapter 1: Intersections of Social Work and Social Justice Chapter 2: Social Work Values and Ethics Chapter 3: Theoretical Perspectives on Social Work Chapter 4: Anti-Oppressive Practice with Individuals Chapter 5: Anti-Oppressive Practice with Families Chapter 6: Anti-Oppressive Practice with Groups Chapter 7: Anti-Oppressive Practice Within Organizations Chapter 8: Anti-Oppressive Practice with Communities Chapter 9: Anti-Oppressive Policy Practice Chapter 10: Social Movements Chapter 11: Global Anti-Oppressive Practice

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