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In Social Work Month, we spotlight the vital role of social work in promoting justice and well-being. Celebrating the contributions of Black Canadian social workers in mental health, child welfare, and community development, we recognize pioneers like Rosemary Brown and Jean Augustine for their advocacy and groundbreaking achievements. Their efforts, alongside those fighting for cultural sensitivity and against racism, underscore the profession’s commitment to equity and compassion. As we honour these trailblazers, we’re inspired to continue building a fairer society through empathy, community, and resilience.

Explore this thought-provoking article that spotlights the inspiring journeys of individuals overcoming human trafficking. It emphasizes the resilience of survivors and the importance of community support, aligning with National Human Trafficking Prevention Day’s message of hope and collective responsibility.

This article discusses the role of social workers in addressing gender-based violence within the Afro-Canadian community, focusing on culturally sensitive approaches, challenges in systemic racism, and empowering survivors.

Opportunities in Leadership: AABSW Invites Passionate Members to Join its Board of Directors The Alberta Association of Black Social Workers (AABSW) is a notable pillar