Women Gender and Social Work

This book aims to cover the multifaceted nature of gender as it intersects with social work acknowledging that contemporary social issues are not only highly complex but also globally interrelated and dynamic affecting individuals and communities in profound ways. By focusing on gender the book addresses one of the most pivotal areas of concern given its undeniable significance in shaping social economic and political experiences particularly for women and gender-diverse individuals. “Women Gender and Social Work” serves as a vital tool for social workers practitioners and students by providing them with the knowledge and skills needed to address gender issues comprehensively and effectively. It encourages critical thinking and reflexivity urging professionals to consider their own biases and the structural inequalities that influence their work. Additionally the book serves as a resource for policymakers advocates and researchers interested in the intersectionality of gender with social work offering evidence-based insights and recommendations for advancing gender equity through social work practice and policy.