Greening Social Work Education

Preface
Susan Hillock

Introduction
Susan Hillock

Part 1: Centring Indigenous Approaches and Celebrating Multi/Interdisciplinarity
Susan Hillock

1. Indigenous Sovereignty Is Climate Action: Centring Indigenous Lands and Jurisdiction in Social Work Education towards Climate Justice
Elizabeth Carlson-Manathara and Chris Hiller

2. Nature for Whom? Justice in Environmental Education
Stephen Hill, Stephanie Rutherford, and James Wilkes

3. The Challenges of Re-orienting Pre-service Teacher Education for Sustainability
Paul Elliott

4. An Invitation to the Learning Garden: Green Lessons from a School of Education
Kelly Young and Karleen Pendleton Jiménez

Part 2: Key Environmental Issues: What Every Social Worker Should Know
Susan Hillock

5. Social Ecology, Hierarchy, and Social Action: Opportunities for Eco-Social Work Education
Robert A. Case

6. Nutritional Social Work: An Avenue for Teaching in Social Work Education about Sustainability and the Climate Emergency
Arielle Dylan, Jenni Cammaert, and Lea Tufford

7. The War-Climate Nexus: Educating Future Social Workers about the Global Adversities Related to War, Climate Change, and Environmental Degradation
Bree Akesson

8. Finding a Place for Animals in Green Social Work Education and Practice
Jasmine Tiffany Ferreira, Atsuko Matsuoka, and John Sorenson

Part 3: Greening Social Work Education: Practical Application
Susan Hillock

9. Towards a Radical Ecological Grounding in Social Work Education
James P. Mulvale

10. Reimagining Environmental-Ecological Social Work in Québec
Sue-Ann MacDonald and Jeanne Dagenais-Lespérance

11. Greening Social Work Education: Teaching Environmental Rights in Community Practice
David Androff

12. The Red-Green Manifesto for Greening Social Work Education
Susan Hillock

Appendix A: Greening Social Work Education Resources

Contributors