Bridging Borders: Social Work in the International Arena
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This article delves into the multifaceted realm of international social work, emphasizing its crucial role in addressing global social challenges such as poverty, migration, and human rights violations. It explores various methodologies integral to the field, including community-based approaches, advocacy, policy development, and culturally sensitive practices. The significance of continuous professional development and intercultural competence is highlighted, alongside a discussion on the impact of emerging technologies and virtual collaboration in enhancing social work practices. Future challenges such as global migration and environmental crises are examined, proposing strategies for the international social work community to prepare and respond effectively. The article concludes by advocating for a proactive, innovative approach to education and professional practice, ensuring that social workers are well-equipped to tackle these complex issues on a global scale.
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