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PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL WORK
PERSPECTIVES ONSOCIAL WORKThe Journal of the Doctoral Students of the University of HoustonSpring/Summer 2016 VOLUME 12 ISSUE #12 PERSPECTIVES on SOCIAL Work Editor Maurya W. Glaude, MSW, LCSW Editorial Board Tamara Al-Rawwad Christine Bakos-Block Xin Chen Yu Jessica Miao Post-Doctoral Consultants Roberta Leal, Micki Washburn, External Reviewers Kathryn Arnett Jacqueline Burse Haipang Chen University of Pennsylvania University of Texas, Arlington Indiana University Annie M. Francis Michelle Gricus Cole Hooley UNC, Chapel Hill University of St. Thomas Washington University, St. Louis Stephanie Howard Jamie Hatzis Lin Helen Jiang Howard University Adelphi University University of Denver Andrea Joseph Elizabeth Kiehne Youn Kyoung Kim University of Pittsburgh Arizona State University University of Texas, Arlington Sandra Leotti Angela Lieber Theresa Moran Portland State University Florida State University Fordham University Helen Nichols Lauren McInroy Scott D.
perspectives and have multiple definitions, some of which run counter to the values of our profession (Austin, Branom & King, 2014). A general definition that is consistent with social work values holds that social justice is “an abstract and strongly held social work ideal that all people should have equal rights to the resources of a
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