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Call for Papers Special Issue No. 12: Who Cares About History? Archives and Memories as Ways of Resisting Depoliticization and Neofascist Advances
CALL EXTENDED - Submissions in Spanish, English, and Portuguese are accepted until May 10, 2026, for publication in Issue 12 of the journal on October 30, 2026. Read more
One Hundred Years Travelled and What Remains Ahead: Dialogues on Social Work in a Past, Present and Future Key
Authors
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Javiera Cubillos Almendra
Universidad de Chile
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8080-4049
Abstract
While we celebrate one hundred years of Latin American Social Work, this issue opens up a space for dialogue beyond Our America, seeking to build critical “South–North” bridges. These are vigilant dialogues, attentive to the long-standing colonial asymmetries, aimed at fostering mutually enriching contributions and enabling us to strengthen and renew our commitments to social justice.
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