Rejecting CSWE's Institutional Cowardice with Abolitionist Social Work: Doctoral Students' Visions for the Future of the Profession

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Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work
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2026-11-10
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https://doi.org/10.52713/39k8y587
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Social Work Education and Practice
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Rejecting CSWE's Institutional Cowardice with Abolitionist Social Work: Doctoral Students' Visions for the Future of the Profession

Kelly C. Sanchez, Taylor Tucker, Fernando Valenzuela
Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work
Social Work Education and Practice
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Rejecting CSWE's Institutional Cowardice with Abolitionist Social Work: Doctoral Students' Visions for the Future of the Profession

Kelly C. Sanchez, Taylor Tucker, Fernando Valenzuela
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Abolitionist Perspectives in Social WorkVol. 4(2)
University of Connecticut (US)
Social Work Education and Practice
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Rejecting CSWE's Institutional Cowardice with Abolitionist Social Work: Doctoral Students' Visions for the Future of the Profession — Kelly C. Sanchez, Taylor Tucker, et al. · Abolitionist Perspectives in Social Work (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS