Abolition: The missing link in historical efforts to address racism and colonialism within the profession of social work
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2024
Book chapters
Harty, J. S., BlackDeer, A. A., Ocampo, M. G., & Grinnell-Davis, C. L. Abolition: The missing link in historical efforts to address racism and colonialism within the profession of social work. In C. Rasmussen, M. Kim, & D. M. Washington (Eds.), Abolition and social work: Possibilities, paradoxes, and the practice of community care (pp. 65–76). Haymarket Press.
@incollection{harty2024, title = {Abolition: {The} Missing Link in Historical Efforts to Address Racism and Colonialism within the Profession of Social Work}, booktitle = {Abolition and Social Work: {Possibilities}, Paradoxes, and the Practice of Community Care}, author = {Harty, Justin S.} and BlackDeer, Autumn Asher and Ocampo, Maria Garcia and Grinnell-Davis, Claudette L.}, editor = {Rasmussen, Cameron and Kim, Mimi and Washington, Durrell Malik}, date = {2024}, pages = {65--76}, publisher = {Haymarket Press}, url = {https://www.haymarketbooks.org/books/2226-abolition-and-social-work}, }