A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity, and Practice
Special Issue: Pandemic Social Work: Social Work Practice, Education, and Activism in the Time of COVID
Table of Contents
Introduction
| Editorial: Pandemic Social Work: Practice, Education, and Activism in the Time of COVID | |
|
Teresa Macías, Sobia Shaheen Shaikh |
1–6 |
Articles
| The Great Pandemic Confinement: Long-Term Care, Migrants, and Organized Abandonment | |
|
Vannina Sztainbok |
7–27 |
| “Teach Me How to Stay on Top of Things”: Navigating Ontological (In)Security and Optimistic Attachments | |
|
Heidi Zhang |
28–43 |
| Neo-Liberalism and Post-Crisis Recovery: A Review of Literature on 2008 Crisis and COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery | |
|
Shila Avissa |
44–54 |
| Navigating the Brick Wall: School Settlement Workers’ Responses to Exacerbated Inequities for Newcomer Students in COVID-19 | |
|
Willow Samara Allen, Amanda Gebhard, Fritz Pino |
55–74 |
| Men, Masculinities, and the Global Pandemic: Exploring the Politics of Masculinities and Interlocking Relations of Power During the Initial Stage of COVID-19 | |
|
Christopher John Greig, Kimberly M. Hillier |
75–97 |
| Pandemic Possibilities in Crip Time: Disrupting Social Work Field Education | |
|
Kaia M Arrow, Zachary Sera Grant |
98–114 |
| Necropolitics and the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Indigenous Peoples of Tripura, Northeast India | |
|
Thomas Malsom, Biswaranjan Tripura |
115–130 |
| Social Work Education During COVID-19: Students’ Perceptions of the Challenges and Opportunities of Online and Blended Learning | PDF PDF |
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Tia Simanovic, Ionuţ Cioarţă, Cara Jardine, Sally Paul |
131–141 |
Voices from the Trenches
| Abolitionist Disjuncture: Reducing Police Violence in Frontline Social Work | |
|
Sparrow A. Preston |
142–153 |
| Beyond the Rupture: COVID-19, Children, and the World Anew | |
|
Meighan Mantei |
154–165 |
| Sewing Apart and Together: The Experience of a Mask-Sewing Alliance in Times of COVID-19 | |
|
Jeanne Dagenais-Lespérance, Roxane Caron |
166–178 |
| A Tale of Two Clinicians: The Impact of COVID-19 on the Provision of Therapy | |
|
Lindsey Susanne Jaber, Jennifer Wendy Cordeiro |
179–187 |
| Mapping Out Indigenous and Racialized Critical Community-Based Perspectives and Experiences in the Time of COVID | |
|
Maryam Khan, Giselle Dias, Amanda Thompson |
188–198 |
| Deconstructing the Romanticization of Solidarity: Reflections on Social Worker Performativity and Resistance during COVID-19 | |
|
Alishau Diebold, David Grand, Meredith Berrouard, Sarah Pearson |
199–207 |
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ISSN: 1925-1270