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Call for Papers. Special Number "100 Years of Social Work: Discussions and Perspectives on the Discipline's Past, Present and Future". Submissions in Spanish or English until the 30th April 2025 for publication in October 2025 (Issue 10). For more information please see the following link.
Celebrating a century of international social work: issues and debates
Abstract
Greetings in Commemoration of 100 Years of Social Work in Chile and Latin America.
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