Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work

About the Journal

Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work is an international, open access, peer-reviewed journal that provides a platform for research, analysis and scholarly debate on social work theory, policy and practice.

Announcements

Call for papers: Special Isssue on Reproductive Justice

2022-09-06

Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work journal is pleased to announce a call for proposals for a special issue on reproductive justice, to be published as 35(3) September 2023.

Research Briefs: a new section

2017-05-21

Current Issue

Vol. 34 No. 3 (2022)

Published: 2022-09-24

Full Issue

Editorial

Dissent in social work: Troubling the status quo

Ian Hyslop, Liz Beddoe, Neil Ballantyne, Emily Keddell

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Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work

About the Journal

Announcements

Call for papers: Special Isssue on Reproductive Justice

Research Briefs: a new section

Current Issue

Full Issue

Editorial

Dissent in social work: Troubling the status quo

Commentary

Introduction to the special section on dissent in social work

Original Articles

“Without Losing What We Know”: Dissenting social work in the context of epochal crises

From dissent to authoritarianism: What role for social work in confronting the climate crisis?

Pūao-te-Ata-tū and dissenting voices of change at New Zealand’s oldest school of social work

Social Work England: A regulator worthy of our collective dissent

Against a bitter tide: How a small UK charity operationalises dissent to challenge the “hostile environment” for migrant children and families

Commentary 2

The formulation of anti-vaccination mandate views in social work Unpacking dissent

Viewpoints

Dissent against ‘Definition debates’ about Social Work

Original Articles II

Social workers with criminal convictions navigating the social work profession

Environmental accessibility for autistic individuals: Recommendations for social work practice and spaces

The impact of individualised funding on the wellbeing of mothers raising an autistic child in Aotearoa New Zealand

Research Briefs 2

We need to talk about self-care (but not in the way you think)

The wounded social work student: A strength-based enquiry of personal loss experience and its impact on social work students’ professional practice

Book Reviews

The politics and ethics of representation in qualitative research: Addressing moments of discomfort

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