Book Review: Ethics and risk management in online and distance social work by Frederic Reamer

microaggression towards participants. However, there is one flaw in the idea of this collection. As a pedagogical tool, I am not sure I would require my students to purchase the book, given it is a collection of papers from three special editions of a scholarly journal, to which many students and educators would have access through their institutional databases. I would have appreciated some added value or benefit in the collection form, for example, perhaps updates from the authors and researchers since the original publication or putting the works in dialogue with one another through editorial curation. The book is therefore perhaps more valuable for non-academic practitioners without access to expensive scholarly journals. The collection though is a wonderful opportunity to integrate applied social justice research into the curriculum and has some really good tools to consider in order to enhance our capacity to deal with microaggressions in social work practice, in our pedagogy, and in our classrooms.