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Defund the Police: Moving Towards an Anti-Carceral Social Work by Leah A. Jacobs,Mimi E. Kim,Darren L. Whitfield,Rachel E. Gartner,Meg Panichelli,Shanna K. Kattari,Margaret Mary Downey,Shanté Stuart McQueen,Sarah E. Mountz is a scholarly article available to read on EtoBox.

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Journal of Progressive Human Services, 2020. doi:10.1080/10428232.2020.1852865 Abstract 2 Defining carceral social work 4 Foundations of carceral social work: social control and White supremacy 4 Carceral social work and law enforcement 5 Anti-carceral possibilities across social work arenas 8 Gender-based violence 8 Carceral feminism and ties to law enforcement 8 Anti-carceral gender-based violence intervention: creative interventions 11 Child welfare 12 Child welfare as an extension of policing 12 Anti-carceral child protective intervention: bay area transformative justice collaborative 13 Schools 14 Outline placeholder 0 Policing schools and the criminalization of students 14 Anti-carceral school intervention: The Just Discipline Project 15 Health and mental health 16 Policing and health inequity 16 Anti-carceral health and mental health intervention: Oakland powers project 17 Discussion and conclusion 17 Recommendations 19 Acknowledgments 21 Conflicts of interest 21 ORCID 21 References 21 Abolition;,police;,social,work;,transformative,justice;,White,supremacy Abolition,police,social work,transformative justice,White supremacy

Author

Leah A. Jacobs,Mimi E. Kim,Darren L. Whitfield,Rachel E. Gartner,Meg Panichelli,Shanna K. Kattari,Margaret Mary Downey,Shanté Stuart McQueen,Sarah E. Mountz

Publisher

Routledge