Allyship and social justice : Men as allies in challenging men’s violence and discrimination against women

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Sharma, Alankaar. (2019). Allyship and social justice : Men as allies in challenging men’s violence and discrimination against women. In In Baines, Donna, Bennett, Bindi, Goodwin, Susan and Rawsthorne, Margot (Ed.). Working across difference : Social work, social policy and social justice pp. 103-119 Red Globe Press.

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Authors	Sharma, Alankaar
Editors	Baines, Donna, Bennett, Bindi, Goodwin, Susan and Rawsthorne, Margot
Abstract	This chapter introduces the idea of allyship from a social justice perspective and illustrate it through the example of men allies working with a profeminist framework to challenge men's violence and discrimination against women (MVDAW).
Keywords	violence against women; discrimination; allyship; profeminist
Page range	103-119
Year	2019
Book title	Working across difference : Social work, social policy and social justice
Publisher	Red Globe Press
Place of publication	London, United Kingdom
ISBN	9781352006407
	9781352006414
	1352006405
Publisher's version	License All rights reserved File Access Level Controlled
Output status	Published
Print	17 May 2019
Online	2019
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Deposited	04 May 2022

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