Foreword by Leah Salter

Introduction by the authorSection 1: Working in Solidarity

• "Leaning in" as Imperfect Allies in Community Work
• Fluid and Imperfect Ally Positioning: Some Gifts of Queer Theory
• Beyond Trans Tolerance and Trans Exclusion: Contributing to transformative spaces in an all-genders youth, live-in, substance mis-use programme. With James Kelly
• The Role of Allies in Anti-violence Work
• A Solidarity Approach. The Rhizome and Messy Inquiry.

• Structuring Safety in Therapeutic Work alongside Indigenous Survivors of Residential Schools
• Hate Kills: A Social Justice Response to 'Suicide'
• The Problem's Oppression Not Depression
• Resisting and Transforming Rape Culture: An activist stance for therapeutic work with men who have used violence
• Trauma and resistance: 'Hang Time' and Other Innovative Responses to Oppression, Violence and Suffering
• Social Justice Activism and Therapy. Tensions, Points of Connection and Hopeful Scepticism

• An Ethical Stance for Justice-Doing in Community Work and Therapy
• Supervision of Solidarity Practices: Solidarity Teams and People-ing-the-room
• The F Word: Vikki Reynolds on the Politics of Forgiveness. Interview
• The Zone of Fabulousness: Resisting vicarious trauma with connection, collective care and justice-doing in ways that centre the people we work alongside
• Inspiring Believed in Hope as an Ethical Position. Vicarious Resistance in Justice Doing