Journal of Human Rights and Social Work is a peer-reviewed publication dedicated to examining the intersection of human rights principles and social work practices. Providing a platform for scholarly discourse and critical analysis, the journal focuses on the application of human rights frameworks to address social injustices, promote social inclusion, and empower marginalized populations. The journal serves as an essential resource for social work practitioners, educators, and researchers committed to advancing social justice and upholding human dignity.
Covering a broad range of topics, Journal of Human Rights and Social Work explores issues such as poverty, discrimination, violence, and inequality, examining their root causes and potential solutions through a human rights lens. It publishes original research, case studies, and policy analyses that inform social work practice and promote social change. The journal is indexed in Social Services Abstracts and Scopus. Its primary audience includes social workers, human rights advocates, and policymakers.
Committed to advancing social justice and promoting the realization of human rights, Journal of Human Rights and Social Work encourages submissions that offer critical perspectives, innovative approaches, and practical strategies for addressing social challenges and promoting equality. By fostering dialogue and facilitating the dissemination of knowledge, it plays a vital role in shaping the future of social work practice and advocating for the rights of all individuals. Consider submitting to elevate the discourse.