Feminist Perspectives on Social Work Practice: The Intersecting Lives of Women in the 21st Century

Edited by Shannon Butler-Mokoro, this book offers a contemporary exploration into the multifaceted challenges faced by women today, extending beyond issues like equal pay and reproductive rights. It highlights the ongoing struggles and vulnerabilities experienced by women under the current political climate, including the rollback of social welfare benefits and the continued victimization of survivors of sexual violence.

The text aims to elevate the voices and concerns of women in discussions surrounding society and social services, ensuring that their experiences remain central to professional discourse. Through a combination of demographic analysis, case studies, and evidence-based programs, this comprehensive resource equips students and practitioners with the knowledge necessary to effectively serve diverse populations of women from a feminist perspective.

Published by Oxford University Press in 2018, the book spans 320 pages and provides essential insights into the lived realities of women in the modern world, making it an invaluable resource for anyone committed to advocating for gender equity and social justice.