August 21, 2025The British Journal of Social WorkOpen Access

Barriers and enablers to climatic engagement: The ongoing imperative for a critical social work response to the climate crisis

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Climate engagement remains hindered by significant barriers, but clear enablers were identified that can facilitate action.
Research highlighted a lack of accessible climate frameworks, pointing to the need for adaptation in social work settings.
Interviews with six social workers revealed vital insights into the cultural change necessary for effective climate action.
A cohesive structural response is crucial for practitioners, enabling them to address the intensifying climate crisis effectively.

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Qualitative analysis reveals barriers and enablers impacting climate engagement in social work practice, highlighting critical implications for future actions.

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Donkers et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af73637567bf4f94fed306 https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsw/bcaf163

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Qualitative analysis reveals barriers and enablers impacting climate engagement in social work practice, highlighting critical implications for future actions.

Barriers and enablers to climatic engagement: The ongoing imperative for a critical social work response to the climate crisis

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Barriers and enablers to climatic engagement: The ongoing imperative for a critical social work response to the climate crisis

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