Preventing White Supremacy: An Applied Conceptualization for the Helping Professions
Preventing White Supremacy: An Applied Conceptualization for the Helping Professions
Preventing White Supremacy: An Applied Conceptualization for the Helping Professions
In September 2024, Discover Global Society published Preventing White Supremacy: An Applied Conceptualization for the Helping Professions.
This was The Spillway's first step into academic literature, advancing our dedication to research and evidence-based practices.
Prevention stops
White supremacy
before it starts
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What social workers are saying about Preventing White Supremacy: An Applied Conceptualization for the Helping Professions
“Loran offers thoughtful perspectives that aim to influence cultural shifts. This important work contributes to ongoing discussions about addressing White supremacy within helping professions. As Loran continues to make strides in this field, this text serves as an essential read for those interested in understanding and fostering change.”
Josephine, School of Social Work Lecturer
“The need to infuse CRT and CWS into social work and other helping professions has been longstanding, and in so far as that the paper tackles the ethicopolitics of addressing Whiteness in social work, the paper is timely, important and impactful.”
Anonymous Peer Reviewer, Springer Nature
“This scholarly text stands out for its rigorous examination of White supremacy within helping professions, offering a framework that is both innovative and essential. Congratulations are due for the brilliant tenacity demonstrated in tackling such a challenging subject.”
“Dr. D”, Licensed Clinical Social Worker