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This is the story of an anti-racist campaign staged by social workers and allied health professionals which encourages readers to consider their own possibilities for anti-racist action.
List of contents
Introduction Tanya Moore and Glory Simango Ch 1 Mentoring for Inclusion Glory Simango and Tanya Moore Ch 2 SWAction21 Tanya Moore Ch 3 The Road to Activism Diana Katoto & Omar Mohammed Ch 4 Activism in Academia Zoe Thomas Ch 5 Journey to Allyship Liz Howard Ch 6 Rewiring My Racist Brain Jo Williams Ch 7 The Romani and Traveller perspective Dan Allen, Doreen Dove, Allison Hulmes & Mairtain Moloney-Neachtain Ch 8 If not now, when? On Jewishness and Challenging Antisemitism Victoria Hart Ch 9 Dialogues on Race in Communities of Practice Lydia Guthrie & Marie Otton Ch 10 Moving Forward together: Developing an Anti-Racist social work team Jen Hooper & Akwasi Sefa-Boakye Ch 11 Let's Talk about Race Baldish McGurrin Ch 12 Creation of Anti-Racist Organisation Liz Fergus and Chi Nyasvimbo Ch 13 The Social Care WRES Mark Harvey, Nimal Jude and Zohal Shafiq Ch 14 It's not Black and White Sherlyn Graham and Catherine Greenlaw Personal Pledges
About the author
Dr Tanya Moore has been working in social work and social care for more than 30 years as a practitioner, educator and practice leader. She is currently Principal Social Worker in Hertfordshire Adult Care Services and Doctoral Supervisor at The Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust. Her research is on the emotional experience of continuing professional development for social workers but she has also published on the use of a complexity lens for organisational change in social care. Tanya actively promotes the use of theoretically informed reflective practice across all areas of social work. She believes that people who draw on care and support services are entitled to nothing less.
Glory Simango is a social worker and gained her Masters in Social Work at Middlesex University. Current she is practicing at an adult social worker. Glory has been working in the social care industry for the past nine years. Glory has a passion for bring change into people's lives and social justice.
Summary
This is the story of an anti-racist campaign staged by social workers and allied health professionals which encourages readers to consider their own possibilities for anti-racist action.
