Abstract
This article addresses issues and controversies involving social work and disability. Historic and contemporary disability perceptions and roles are considered. Definitions of disability and disability language are discussed. The place of disability and disabled persons within the National Association of Social Workers and Council on Social Work Education are explored. Social work practice issues are addressed and the futures of disability and disabled people are considered.
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