Intersectionalities - a Global Journal of Social Work Analysis Research Politics And Practice is an international academic journal dedicated to social work analysis, research, policy, and practice. This magazine is committed to providing a diverse platform to promote in-depth exploration and research on cross cutting issues in the field of social work. Intersectionality is a key concept that emphasizes that individual identities and experiences are complex networks formed by the intersection of multiple social identities (such as gender, race, class, sexual orientation, etc.), which interact in the social structure and affect an individual's life experiences and social status.

This magazine covers a wide range of topics, including but not limited to innovative methods of social work theory and practice, social policy analysis, exploration of social justice and equality, and reform and development of social work education. It aims to provide a forum for social work scholars, practitioners, policy makers, and educators worldwide to exchange ideas, share research findings, and best practices. The magazine encourages interdisciplinary and cross-border academic dialogue by publishing original research articles, reviews, case studies, theoretical discussions, and book reviews. The editorial team of the magazine is composed of experts in the field of social work from around the world, who are responsible for ensuring that all published articles undergo a rigorous peer review process, thereby guaranteeing the academic quality and innovation of the articles.