Race, Racism and Social Work

Discover the profound insights of Michael Lavalette in "Race, Racism and Social Work," published by Bristol University Press in 2013. This compelling paperback, spanning 328 pages, delves deep into the evolving dynamics of racism directed at Britain's ethnic minority groups. Lavalette and his co-author Penketh emphasize the crucial role that social work plays in confronting and addressing the multifaceted issues surrounding race and racism within educational frameworks and professional training. This critical review not only highlights the challenges faced in social work practice but also calls for a transformative approach to tackling racial inequalities. Perfect for students, practitioners, and anyone interested in the intersection of race and social services, this book is an essential resource for those committed to fostering equality and understanding in a diverse society.