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feminist social work: a standalone construct

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Social work

social work practice and theory that centres women's experiences and gendered power relations in understanding problems and helping.

In social work, feminist social work refers to social work practice and theory that centres women's experiences and gendered power relations in understanding problems and helping. This meaning comes from Dominelli (1989) in Feminist social work.[1]

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References

Dominelli, L., & McLeod, E. (1989). Feminist social work. Macmillan. ISBN 9780333352205

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