Abstract
Intervention with the immigrant and refugee population has been a fundamental component in the origins of social work. In this article we try to show the main contributions from social work to understanding and intervention with migrant and refugee populations, both from the Spanish experience and from other countries. Despite the long tradition of social work in this field and its centrality in caring for migrants and refugees, our discipline continues to have difficulties in articulating sufficiently solid theoretical and methodological proposals.
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