Africentric social work

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Acknowledgements --About the Authors --Foreword:Still Fighting for Change /Rajean N. Willis, Rachelle Sweeting, Veronica Marsman, Vivian Dixon, Yvette Jarvis and Wanda Thomas Bernard --Foundation for the Social Work Profession /Delores V. Mullings, Jennifer Clarke, Sulaimon Giwa, Wanda Thomas Bernard and David Este --Part 1:Context and Foundation --In Our Own Words: This Is the Beginning /Jennifer Clarke, Delores V. Mullings, Wanda Thomas Bernard, David Este and Sulaimon Giwa --Social Work Pioneers /Christopher Walmsley, Wanda Thomas Bernard and David Este --Decolonizing Social Work Research /Lori A. Chambers --Part 2:Institutionalization of Black Bodies --Colour of Child Welfare: Overrepresentation of Black Children in Ontario Child Welfare /Jennifer Clarke, Gordon Pon and Doret Phillips --Cultural Production of Problem Baby Mamas /Anita Rachel Ewan, Delores V. Mullings and Jennifer Clarke --Black Caribbean Canadian Elders /Delores V. Mullings, Sulaimon Giwa and Anda Adam --Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Access to Mental Health Services /Wesley Crichlow, Ellen Faulkner and Kirk Leach --Out of the Shadows: Race and (Dis)Ability among African Nova Scotians /Rajean N. Willis, Kimberly M. Berry and Wanda Thomas Bernard --Practice Modalities in Health Care with Black Canadians /Notisha Massaquoi and Delores V. Mullings --Black Women's Resilience: Therapy and Support for Refugee Women /Joelleann Forbes, Deone Curling and Simone Donaldson --Black Lives under Lockdown: COVID-19 and Racial Injustice Converge /Jennifer Clarke, Delores V. Mullings and Sulaimon Giwa --Epilogue In Conversation:This Is Not the End /Delores V. Mullings, Jennifer Clarke, Sulaimon Giwa, Wanda Thomas Bernard, Dave Este, Heather Kere Quelleng, Amma Gyamfowa and Anne-Marie Hay --Index