There are many elements that make up Social Work. The three elements of advocacy are to change, purposive, and targets for change (Ezell, 2001). Social workers need to understand that advocacy evokes change. So if you are not advocating for or against something then you are not promoting change. Ezell (2001) notes that social workers “must engage in advocacy to maintain their progress and to fight an effort” (p.24). In order to see changes there must be some sort of argument or topics discussed in efforts to brainstorm and bring change. Social Work extends in different social service areas. So depending on what area a social worker is in it may cause for more fight than other
