Walking This Path Together

Discover the transformative insights in Walking This Path Together, edited by Sohki Aski Esquao. This compelling collection, published in 2015, spans 322 pages and focuses on enhancing the lives of children and families involved with child welfare authorities. It advocates for socially just practices within the child welfare system, emphasizing the importance of addressing the historical and political contexts surrounding these issues in Canada. The updated edition offers a wealth of theoretical ideas and practical strategies aimed at practitioners, educators, and students dedicated to fostering anti-racist approaches in social work. Engage with this essential resource that champions the rights and well-being of Native children, and learn how to contribute positively to their futures.