Welcome to the virtual book exhibit for the 2020 annual program meeting of the Council on Social Work Education.
Over the next few days, we’ll be sharing a few posts that highlight new and forthcoming titles.
If I were to pick a theme tying these books together, it would be “social work with the overlooked.” Social workers often serve the people left behind or ignored, the ones who suffer in silence. The new books that have debuted this year all have this in common: they bring up the issues of populations who are often at the back of the line: the military veteran, the Black teenager, the incarcerated older adult, the genderqueer client.