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Intersectionalities: A Global Journal of Social Work Analysis, Research, Polity, and Practice aims to underscore issues relating to oppression, privilege, and resistance in society and social work. The purpose of the journal is to share knowledge and facilitate collaborative discourse amongst social work theorists, practitioners, educators, activists, researchers, and the community members they serve within local, regional, and global contexts. Of critical consideration are the ways in which intersections of age, disability, class, poverty, gender and sexual identity, madness, spirituality, geographical (dis)location, rurality, colonialism/imperialism, indigeneity, racialization, ethnicity, citizenship, and the environment are enmeshed in processes of social justice and injustice. The journal aims to highlight these considerations within the following themes: Challenges and the Future of Social Work, Progressive Practice, Polity and Social Policy, Social Work Theory, and Social Work Education.