Technology, Activism, and Social Justice in a Digital Age
Edited by John G. McNutt
Reviews and Awards
"Technology, Activism, and Social Justice in a Digital Age is a helpful supplementary text for social work practice within organizations and communities. And because it is essential for social workers to effectively advocate for clients, the text offers students and educators a better understanding of the utilization of technology to further social change practice." - The New Social Worker
"If someone at the onset of the industrial revolution were to write a similar book to this volume, history would have been different. McNutt and his associates provide us with an amazing overview of how information technology changed the field of advocacy. While many of us think that we know all that there is to know about modernity and advocacy, this volume demonstrates how little we know and how much is yet to come." -Ram A. Cnaan, PhD, Professor and Director, Program for Religion and Social Policy Research, School of Social Policy & Practice, University of Pennsylvania "
"John McNutt has assembled in this book an interesting, varied and - if I may say it - authoritative group of authors and contributions on the inter-connected topics of advocacy, organizing, social media, and technology. This collection makes for interesting reading and provides a 'state of the art' report that will serve as a continuing reference point for informing those unfamiliar with the topic and for future research and scholarship. " -Roger A. Lohmann, PhD, MA, Emeritus Professor, School of Social Work, West Virginia University "
