Anti-oppressive Social Work Electronic Resource Center
Designed to be of use to social work students, educators, and practitioners, the Center:

• Provides a general introduction to anti-oppressive social work
• Explores the key theoretical concepts underpinning anti-oppressive social work
• Discusses pedagogical issues related to teaching anti-oppressive social work
• Offers a bibliography of selected readings related to anti-oppressive social work
• Provides links to relevant resources and organizations
• Provides a forum for debate and discussion concerning anti-oppressive social work

Editor: Dr. Carolyn Campbell--Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia

This site has an excellent overview of approaches related to anti-oppressive social work practice . . . "The term 'anti-oppressive practice' is generally understood as an umbrella term that encompasses a variety of practice approaches that seek to challenge and change expressions of oppression and domination and to maximize the potential of social work to promote social justice." (click "practice" at the top right of the home page, then "approaches" on the left hand side of the linked page to get to this section)