The study employed a predominantly indigenous research framework of African-centered or
Afrocentric research to explore how African social work researchers are using African social …

The need to challenge and disrupt the colonial legacy of research and education in African
contexts is an urgent one although voices and experiences of decolonisation in …

Research is a systematic and objective way of gathering information to enrich the existing
body of knowledge. The way research is conducted in parts of the Global South specifically …

This book explores contemporary debates on decolonisation and indigenisation of social
work in Africa and provides readers with alternative models, values, and epistemologies for …

The question of culturally respectful and competent practice is important for human services,
particularly in Australia, which is characterised by a highly culturally diverse population as a …

This book addresses a recurrent gap in social work literature by examining Ubuntu as an
Indigenous African philosophy that informs social work beyond the largely residual and …

Foster care is a temporary care for children who are abused, have been abandoned by
parents or have lost their parents as a result of death. Social workers work with different …

This mixed-method study focused on the perceptions of international and foreign students as
stakeholders of the academic library at a university in the Caribbean. It draws on a social …

Abstract Indigenous Food Sovereignty (IFS) involves the sacred responsibilities and
relationships of Indigenous Nations and communities, including urban communities, with …

It is essential that universities and local or government agencies begin to work together to do
unconventional and impactful research that is mutually sustaining to both partners. When …