Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Special focus on social justice and social work activism

Published: 2022-12-06

Student Papers exploring social justice

Understanding the experiences and psychological impacts of the 1990’s war in the Former Yugoslavia on individuals who fled the conflict and resettled in Australia as refugees

Alex Injac

29-37
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Language as a Social Determinant of Health Health inequalities experienced by Culturally, Ethnically and Linguistically Diverse people in the context of Covid-19

Christy Fernance

38-44
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Social justice research: reflections on research learning in a BSW degree

Sarah Brock

45-51
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Assimilation through Canadian Child Welfare Policy

Kirsten Douglas

52-64
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Rethinking Care in Social Work: An Argument for Reciprocity-Oriented Practice

Lauren Ray

65-77
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Underserved and Hard to Reach The Complexities of Online Disclosure of Sexual Violence, and Lessons for Critical Social Work Practice

Ann Ticehurst

78-92
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What is the Impact of the Changing Distribution of Public Housing in Sydney on the Systems’ Emancipatory Potential for Vulnerable Children and Families? Social Work in the 21st Century: Critical Issues for Practice

Calum Taylor

93-107
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Why It Should Be Us: The Case for Social Work to Lead Alt-Right Radicalisation Interventions

Austin Heesh

108-123
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Research Reflection Misunderstanding and marginalization: An in-depth interview of how the deteriorating relationship between Australia and China has affected Chinese students at the University of Sydney since the pandemic

Liuyang Shao

124-132
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Articles

Answering the Call: Generating Contemporary Knowledge About Australian Social Work Activism

Leah Mae Ayres, Lynelle Watts, Rebecca Soraya Field, David Hodgson

1-28
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