Feminism and social work alike are complicit in historic colonial projects and further this
agenda into the present day through the perpetuation of white supremacy. As social work …

This article revisits the concept of empowerment that has underpinned the global movement
to address gendered violence. Using a critical praxis lens, the article explores different …

What do we mean by positionality in critical feminist scholarship? And how is positionality
integrated throughout every level of the process of knowledge production—from conception …

This study intervenes in a growing scholarly dialogue about neoliberalism in social work and
social welfare by addressing the undertheorized concept of resistance. We conduct a …

Rooted in Indigenist and critical feminist research principles and traditional Indigenous
values and ethics in research, Ceremony-based Participatory and Practice Research …

Social work has seen a dramatic rise in online MSW programs; however, there is a paucity of
research surrounding programmatic reviews. Given the dearth of supporting evidence, data …

The strong Black woman (SBW) stereotype is a universal phenomenon understood and
experienced by Black women. In this qualitative study, I examined how 16 Black women who …

The paradigms of academic and activist feminisms in the United States in the middle and
later half of the 20th century were developed in part as critical explorations of exclusionary …

This article aims to contribute to the burgeoning scholarship on carceral and anti-carceral
feminist approaches to addressing gender-based and sexual violence (GBSV). Specifically …

Disability communities engaged with social work recognize how critical feminist inquiry and
disability justice principles often overlap to promote anti-ableist theorizing, research …