Outlanders: Hidden Narratives from Social Workers of Colour

by Wayne Reid (contributor), Siobhan Maclean (Editor)

In this landmark publication, social workers from Black and other Global Majority Communities showcase a rich and diverse collection of their essays, poems, stories and reflections, providing unique and spellbinding Hidden narratives from social workers of colour (from Black & other Global Majority Communities) captures the silenced and suppressed voices of social work students, practitioners, managers and academics. It combines a unique blend of personal and professional experiences with a sprinkle of cathartic and therapeutic creativity into a boiling cauldron of many moods. The result? Pure edutainment.This bold and unapologetic anthology explores a range of perennial issues, including anti-racist activism; oppressive workplace environments; racial trauma and COVID-19. The authentic and cultured spirits that permeate these pages convey an ancestral force that will reverberate inside and outside of social work.

404 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 23, 2021

Reviews

[Naomi]

Incredibly enlightening book with lots of suggestions to go away and look at afterwards. In particular I was moved by the poetry, 'social work's role in tackling knife crime' and learning a bit more about the authors who contributed to the anthology.

[Tim Gray]

Well written, wide ranging, and well worth a read.