Social Work Book Series

This is a comprehensive series dedicated to exploring and disseminating the latest advancements in social work. This series highlights innovative practices, cutting-edge research, and transformative theories that shape the future of social work. It aims to equip social work professionals, researchers, and policymakers with the knowledge and tools to address contemporary social challenges effectively.

Themes and Areas

Evidence-Based Practices in Social Work

Technology in Social Work

Community-Based Interventions

Mental Health and Well-Being

Social Work in Health Care Settings

Child and Family Welfare

Gerontology and Elderly Care

Social Justice and Advocacy

Global Perspectives in Social Work

Crisis Intervention and Disaster Response

Substance Use and Addictions

Research Methods and Ethics in Social Work

 

Contact information: 

Melissa B. Littlefield, Ph.D.
Professor, Masters of Social Work Department   Morgan State University
School of Social Work
Baltimore, Maryland 21251
melissa.littlefield@morgan.edu
443-885-4300  

Resources for Authors/Editors:

• Book Proposal Sample

• Peer-Review Training

• APA Guidelines

We look forward to receiving your proposals and continuing to expand the dialogue on important issues around the theme of this series.