Abolitionist Social Work | Encyclopedia of Social Work What Sets Revolutionary Social Work Apart From Radical Critical Decolonizing & Abolitionist SWK? In this transformative presentation, Kalissa Sawyer Delgado, LMSW, explores how liberation psychology and abolitionist social
Social Work Re-Education EYES ON ABOLITION "Social Work Re-Education," a talk between Durrell Malik Washington Sr. and Vivianne Guevara about the current state of Social
System Reforms Have Failed: Now is the Time for Abolition--The UpEND Movement. Social Work & The Road To Abolition Is Social Work Obsolete?
Any abolitionist social workers here? : r/socialwork Building Safety Through Abolition with Joyce McMillan, Kei Williams, and Cameron Rasmussen. From Carceral to Abolition Feminism: Implications for Social Welfare with Mimi Kim
Alan Dettlaff on Abolition & Social Work's Future -LIVE ask a question We are in a historic moment brought on by the consistent exertion of people power across the country and around the world. Abolition Social Work & Liberation Centered Care | BIPOC Therapist Social (NYC)
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Abolition in Social Work · NAASW SWAG. Research and Writing. Book · Challenging Carceral Social Work Report · Material from our Network · Resources. Political This webinar was held on Thursday, September 18, 2025. As future social workers, you're stepping into the field during a time of
Abolition and Social Work: Possibilities, Paradoxes, and the Practice Episode 19 of the Revolutionary Social Work Podcast continues our Social Work Outside the Status Quo series, recorded live at Abolition as a Survivor-Centered Response to Harm | Sarah Laughlin | TEDxRoxbury
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ʺIt's important to understand your relationship as a social worker to institutional racism, sexism and classism.ʺ Leigh-Anne Social Work, Abolition, and Palestine abolitionist social work : r/socialwork
A Historical Perspective of Social Work and Race Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work A Conversation with Cam Rasmussen From The Center For Justice - Columbia University.
Abolition Was Just the Beginning | Alan Detlaff on Liberation and Equality in Social Work Critical scholarship and organizing have helped to name and examine the realities of carceral social work as a form of "soft policing." For radical social work,
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Abolition in Social Work: Imagining New Modalities of Anti Racist Practice We have to be VERY specific when we're talking about replacing police officers with counselors in schools. Erica Meiners talks
Are Social Workers Abolitionists? | Abolition Town Hall, Part 1 | NASW Please join us for a virtual public conversation about the growing abolitionist movement within the social work profession.
In this insightful clip from The Critical Social Worker: A Revolutionary Storytelling Podcast, host Christian Ace Stettler and Alan Abolition and Social Work | HaymarketBooks.org
"Abolition and Defense Social Work" a conversation between Vivianne Guevara, Rosie Rios, and Sarah Knight. Learn about how The recent actions in Texas, related to deeming gender affirming care child abuse have sparked many conversations.
Welcome back to the Revolutionary Social Work Podcast! In Episode #4 Q&A, hosts Ace and Alicia dive deep into listener Link to join live chat: Thanks for joining our exclusive live broadcast. Feel free to Note: While watching this live webinar was NYSED approved for 1.5 CE credits, watching the recording is solely for educational
This webinar which first aired in January 2020 provided an overview of the abolition movement - a growing movement to Webinar: From Complicity to Resistance: Demanding an Abolitionist Model of Social Work in RJ The Road to Abolition: Slavery, Mass Incarceration, and Social Work in 2020
Social Work & Political Resistance: The Role of Social Work in Mutual Aid You can find the links to my social media accounts, my booking info for therapy, intuitive energy readings, and how to send a love A peer-reviewed, open-access scholarly journal dedicated to the development and dissemination of abolitionist values, theory, and praxis within the profession
Abolition and Social Work Join Dorothy E. Roberts, J.D. and Joyce McMillan for a conversation highlighting the harms within the so-called child welfare Supporting abolition and supporting survivors are not at odds. In fact, abolition is the singular most survivor-centered response we
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Abolitionist Social Work – Cameron Rasmussen, MSW; Durrell Washington, MSW; Michelle Grier, LMSW; This episode we talk about Abolitionist Social Work; what it is, the goal, and why this is needed NOW. If you aren't familiar I Social work should be on the forefront of abolition as it is about presence on the front end (social services and support!) rather than reactivity on the back
Ep. 32 All Things Abolition & Why Social Work is Political (ft. Rebecca Ogle, LCSW) Haviland 100 Keynote at UC Berkeley School of Social Welfare, October 19, 2024, featuring Mimi Kim (PhD '14).
On March 25, 1807, a monumental step was taken by the British Parliament that would alter the course of history: the abolition of Hi. My name is Sequoya and my pronouns are she/her. ⭐️ I talk about topics related to mental health such as healing from NASW experts and members explore the basic tenets of the abolition movement, the connection between abolitionist values and
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Welcome! Today on the Social Work Bubble, we have a special guest, Rebecca Ogle, LCSW joining us! We discuss Rebecca's Abolition in Social Work and Human Services. The first to apply abolitionist theory from international perspectives to social work, this book explores Dr. Alan Dettlaff, Durell Malik Washington Sr., and Elena Gormley October 20.
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Mutual aid is defined as collective efforts to meet each other's needs, particularly when established systems are failing, are the Abolitionist Social Work – Cameron R, MSW; Durrell W, MSW; Michelle G, LMSW; Vivianne G, LMSW Join editors Mimi Kim, Cameron Rasmussen, and Durrell Washington and contributors Ramona Beltran and Stéphanie Wahab for
🌈Intersections of Abolition Work Centering QTBIPOC Social Workers 🌈 #lgbqt #socialwork #abolition Abolitionist Social Work and the UpEND Movement with Dr. Alan Dettlaff | Episode 48
Abolitionist Social Work in Unsettling Times Join Kassandra Frederique and Michelle Grier for a conversation centering an abolitionist approach to social work. Join us for a discussion of the need to center Palestine liberation as a transnational and abolitionist social work issue.
Social Work Aspect of Abolitionist Work Join Shira Hassan for a conversation about Harm Reduction, Abolition and Social Work: Reflections on 25 Years of Resistance A conversation about the role of social workers organizing for justice in the so-called child welfare system. Join Joyce McMillan
Hosted by Yale's Racial Capitalism and the Carceral State working group, Abolition in the Now is a conversation K Agbebiyi a Social Work, Racial Capitalism and the Struggle for Abolition 120. Abolitionist Social Work
Join editors and contributors of Abolish Social Work (As We Know It) and Abolition and Social Work for a discussion about the Abolish Social Work (As We Know It) – Between the Lines
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Title IV-E Child Welfare Fall 2000 Dialogue Presenter: Kristen Weber, Director of Equity, Inclusion, and Justice at the Center for Release Date: March 30th, 2024 Hosts: professor Christian Ace Stettler Guest: Dr. Alan Detlaff In Episode 48 of The Critical SSWR 2020: Invited Symposium II – K. James, C. Rasmussen.
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Abolish Social Work (As We Know It) responds to the timely and important call for police abolition by analyzing professional social work as one alternative Episode 43 Guests: Cameron Rasmussen, MSW; Durrell Washington, MSW; Michelle Grier, LMSW; Vivianne Guevara, LMSW End of Social Work Series: Research reflections #mentalhealth #socialwork #abolition
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Abolition and Social Work: Possibilities, Paradoxes, and the Practice of Community Care I am an abolitionist and while I have heard of people like Alan Dettlaff who are abolitionist social workers, I was wondering if any other social workers on Mariame Kaba is an organizer, educator, librarian and curator who's active in numerous social movements for prison abolition, racial justice, gender justice,
Abolitionist social work is a theoretical framework and political project within the field of social work and an extension of the project of carceral