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Front Matter -- Contents -- List of figures -- Notes on contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Exploring coloniality in the Finnish social work field -- Between a rock and hard place: discussing S̀mi issues in contemporary Finland -- a conversation with ℓnneristen Juuso -- Welfare state nationalism, family reunification and forced migrants' strategies to surpass structural violence -- Contesting universalism in Finnish health and social services: experiences of migrant parents with a disabled child -- Homonationalism and talking back in Finnish social work with non-heterosexual people with refugee backgrounds -- Social workers' perceptions on structural challenges for minorities' social care -- Deconstructing racialised and cultural otherisation with young people through pluralistic arts-based social work -- Naming and confronting epistemic and structural injustice -- Silence so loud it hurts: racialisation, erasure and future-building in Finnish social work -- Transcultural mental health as the colonisation of racialised bodies: a personal insight -- Emergent healing spaces: decolonising healing and wellness in Finland -- Intersectional knowledge practices in academia from marginal positions: testimonios from researchers of colour in Finland -- Reimagining caring and social work futurities -- Counter-archiving as a decolonial pedagogy of collective care -- Post-professional social work? Decolonising social work professionalism through the engagement of community health workers -- Decolonising mindfulness, mindful decolonisation and social work futurities -- Conclusion -- Index
edited by Kris Clarke, Leece Lee-Oliver and Satu Ranta-Tyrkk̲.
Includes bibliographical references and index.