Description

Social Work and Rights for Women is a comprehensive exploration of the intersection between social work practice and the advancement of women's rights globally. Written by experts in social work and gender studies, the book examines the roles, challenges, and strategies of social workers in promoting gender equality and empowering women. The text covers a wide range of topics essential to understanding the nexus of social work and women's rights, including feminist theories, gender-based violence, reproductive rights, economic empowerment, and political participation. It explores the impact of cultural, social, and political factors on women's lives, emphasizing the importance of human rights frameworks and intersectional approaches in addressing gender inequality. Through case studies, empirical research, and practical examples, the book illustrates effective interventions and advocacy efforts by social workers to support women's rights. It discusses the role of social work education, policy development, and community organizing in creating social change and advancing gender justice. "Social Work and Rights for Women" is a valuable resource for social work students, practitioners, policymakers, and activists committed to promoting women's rights and social justice. It highlights the transformative potential of social work in challenging systemic barriers and empowering women to lead fulfilling and equitable lives.