2002 Volume 3, No. 1

This issue of Critical Social Work is a collection of papers from the Annual conference (2002) of the Canadian Association of Schools of Social Work held in Toronto. The theme of the conference was “Anti-Oppressive Practice and Global Transformation: Challenges for Social Work and Social Welfare.”

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Steven Hick

Introduction: Anti-Oppressive Practice: Challenges for Social Work	Steven Hick

Educating for Justice: Challenges and openings at the beginning of a new century	Suzanne Dudziak

A Rationale for an Anti-Racist Entry Point to Anti-Oppressive Social Work in Mental Health Services	Charmaine C. Williams

Poetically Teaching/Doing the Profession of Social Work as a Joyful UnDisciplined Discipline-Jumper and Genre-Jumper	Si Transken

Exploring the Insider Role in Community Practice Within Diverse Communities	Bill Lee, Susan McGrath, Ken Moffatt, & Usha George

Challenging Hidden Oppression: Mothers Caring for Children with Disabilities	Alice Home

Western Colonization as Disease: Native Adoption & Cultural Genocide	Wesley Crichlow

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