What is radical social work?
Radical social work is the idea that social work aims to improve people's lives not only by helping individuals and families but also by striving for structural change. Radical social work challenges the culture and status quo, and aims to bring systems of oppression to an end through advocacy, community organizing, and direct action. Radical social work also seeks to empower individuals to engage in self-advocacy and participate in creating social change.

I believe that as a social worker I have the responsibility to actively participate in civic actions and be outspoken in the centuries old battle for equity and justice. It is my goal to support others in remembering their power and worth, and to fight the oppressive systems which actively seek to strip people of their dignity and worth as a person.

My mission is the achievement of equity, liberty, and justice for all.
This is my mission.
I hope you'll join me!