Affilia foregrounds critical feminist research and praxis in social work. In 1986, the founding editors created Affilia as a dedicated space for feminist voices. It aimed to fill a gap in mainstream social work journals that did not publish articles that focused on issues concerning women, thus creating space for discourses on topical and methodological challenges that have shifted over time. We, the current editorial board members, take an intersectional approach to gender to address challenges that minoritized scholars and practitioners experience in the discipline.