We build relationships that extend beyond blood and borders — with people, place, land, and lineage.

We question what is presented as normal, inevitable, or apolitical — including within the profession.

We reject political alignment as a substitute for ethical clarity. Revolutionary social work thinks beyond parties, not within them.

We prioritize responsibility, reciprocity, and real human connection in all forms of practice.

We honor and uplift knowledge systems born of resistance, reverence, and relation.

Revolution begins within. We unlearn what we’ve internalized to practice in ways that align with liberation.

We return to what was stolen, buried, or forgotten — self, community, ancestors, land.

Love is not sentiment. It is an ethic of care, struggle, and commitment made real through action.

We strive for wholeness without sameness — building solidarity that does not erase difference.

The work of liberation is not confined to degrees or licenses. It lives wherever people practice care, courage, and consciousness.