For ALL women and girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment

On this #internationalwomensday read inspiring #OA female perspectives here:

Malinga & Ostler (2024) buff.ly/42spjla

Mukhtar (2023) buff.ly/40zStfP

Parveen & Choudhury (2023) buff.ly/4auukfb

In observance of International Day for the Prevention of Violent Extremism we're sharing reflections on research #OA
Guru (2012) https://buff.ly/3CsxpzF
Elsana Paul & Denov (2023) https://buff.ly/3WzYKHb
Lusk Boryczko & Stoesz (2024) https://buff.ly/3CrOY2T
Editorial (2023) https://buff.ly/40uLtki

'THROWN INTO A PIT': EARLY-CAREER SOCIAL WORKERS' PREPAREDNESS FOR PRACTICE

Rentea, G. et al (2025) / International Social Work

#openaccess #socialwork

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In 2008 we published an obit of Polish social worker Irena Sendler who in 1942–3 played a vital, brave, and very professional role in the rescue of 2500 Jewish babies and children from the Warsaw ghetto. In celebration of Irena, and in memory of the victims of the Holocaust: https://buff.ly/4gk304q

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Free content Friday (on a Saturday morning!) Arabic, Chinese, French & Spanish reading colleagues: here's our latest issue's abstracts. We are always looking for volunteer translators to collaborate with - contact isw@sagepub.co.uk if you'd like to be part of #internationalsocialwork: bit.ly/40o3Nvi

#OA from @iswjournal.bsky.social: Since 2004 we have awarded an annual prize for the best article published. The Editors shortlisted and IASSW, ICSW, and IFSW judged the list. The 2024 winner is Heather Boetto, for their paper: 'Addressing disaster fatigue...'📑:
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Good morning @bsky.app friends! @iswjournal.bsky.social is happy to share content from our latest issue - v68.1: ‘Eliminating gender-based violence can unlock the solutions to ending all violence’ Read FOC 👉 doi.org/10.1177/0020...

One thing I love about my college is that they prioritize cultural competence in my social work classes. It is very important and I wish it was normalized around the globe. Because you can’t have social work without a strong sense of competency of other ethnicities and cultures.

Oh I'm sorry about that. Here are screenshots of most of the resources listed re: community based research. If you see something interesting that you can't find online, let me know and I'll send you the URL associated with the link.

Good to be on #Bluesky. Let’s try to regain control where and when possible—and together, work towards achieving the impossible.