Publish at October 23 2024 Updated October 23 2024
One of the tasks of social workers, whatever the structure in which they find themselves, is to defend people's rights. The current climate situation brings with it a new precept: environmental justice. A novelty with which the profession is not yet comfortable, and has given little thought until recently.
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