Education is not a common cause of social inequality, but rather a factor that can help to reduce inequality.

Social workers play a vital role in addressing social inequality through advocacy, direct service, research, and policy development.

Empowerment is the process by which social workers help individuals and families to gain the skills and resources they need to overcome the barriers they face due to social inequality.

Social workers often face a lack of funding, political will, and public awareness when trying to address social inequality.

Community organizing is the process by which social workers work with communities to identify and address the root causes of social inequality.

Social justice, human rights, and diversity and inclusion are all key principles of social work practice in addressing social inequality.

Policy advocacy is the process by which social workers advocate for policies and programs that address the root causes of social inequality.

Social workers often face resistance from powerful interests, lack of public support, and lack of political will when advocating for social justice.

Empowerment is the process by which social workers work with individuals and families to develop the skills and resources they need to overcome the barriers they face due to social inequality.

Social workers play a vital role in addressing social inequality through advocacy, direct service, research, and policy development.

Empowerment is the process by which social workers help individuals and families to gain the skills and resources they need to overcome the barriers they face due to social inequality.

Social workers often face a lack of funding, political will, and public awareness when trying to address social inequality.

Community organizing is the process by which social workers work with communities to identify and address the root causes of social inequality.

Social justice, human rights, and diversity and inclusion are all key principles of social work practice in addressing social inequality.

Policy advocacy is the process by which social workers advocate for policies and programs that address the root causes of social inequality.