Caribbean perspectives have significantly contributed to anti-oppressive frameworks in Canadian social work through lived experiences of colonization, racism, and resilience.Social workers with Caribbean heritage often bring critical analyses of systemic barriers and institutional racism that affect client wellbeing.This perspective has helped advance culturally responsive approaches that challenge Eurocentric models of practice and center the experiences of Black Canadians.Caribbean-informed social work emphasizes the importance of acknowledging historical trauma while simultaneously recognizing community strengths and resistance strategies.This approach has influenced Canadian social work education and practice by promoting greater awareness of how intersecting oppressions impact service delivery and client outcomes.Caribbean perspectives continue to strengthen anti-oppressive frameworks in social work practice across Canada.
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