Anti-Discriminatory Practice

This essential text, Anti-Discriminatory Practice, offers insights into promoting social justice and equality in social work, making it vital for students and practitioners alike.

Now in its seventh edition, Anti-Discriminatory Practice by Neil Thompson serves as a comprehensive introduction to the ongoing challenges of promoting social justice and equality. For over twenty-five years, this trusted resource has addressed the various forms of discrimination, exploring the critical reasons behind the necessity for anti-discriminatory practices. It delves into the steps required to cultivate a social work practice rooted in the principles of equality and anti-discrimination, emphasizing their importance in today’s society.

The relevance of promoting social justice, diversity, and equality in social work remains as significant as it was at the book's inception. This updated edition offers readers a chance to engage with contemporary issues while learning from Thompson's clear and insightful writing. It is an essential resource for both undergraduate and postgraduate students of social work, as well as practitioners who can greatly benefit from Neil Thompson’s extensive experience and expertise in the field.

New features in this edition include practical examples that encourage contextual thinking, a clearly defined theoretical framework, and reflective questions designed to enhance learning. Additionally, accompanying online resources are available to support both teaching and learning, ensuring that Anti-Discriminatory Practice remains a pivotal text for anyone committed to advocating for social justice and equality in their professional practice.