Discussion group for those interested in social work and sociology and their relationship. All welcome. Email swsbsagroup@gmail.com.
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Hello everyone. Hope you're safe & well. It's been a while... We are proposing a special edition of CSP exploring the history, relationship & future of social work and sociology and invite you to join us putting it together. RT & get in touch to discuss!
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We know face coverings are important but please remember 'selfishness' & 'stupidity' aren't the only reasons some are hesitant to wear them. They can cause severe distress, incl for many sexual violence survivors, & Govt guidance recognises this #ShowMeYourMask #BeKind
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Please RT @Mental_Elf @profelainefox @TRIUMPHnetwork @NetworkMARCH @NetworkSmarten @CTGNetworkUK @UCL_Loneliness @EmergingMindsUK @enurturenetwork
Today we launch our second small grant competition! This year's call is on the theme of "understanding violence, abuse and mental health". Awards of up to £25k are available and applications are now open. Deadline: 11th Dec 2020. Full details here: vamhn.co.uk/grant-competitio…
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Call for papers out now! Our 28th Monograph explores the ethics and politics of knowledge production, in the context of global inequalities and power imbalances. Deadline for abstracts 21st Aug. Check out the call here: ow.ly/j4Pj50AybCZ
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We invite you to complete the Tackling Child Exploitation Support Programme Sector Survey smartsurvey.co.uk/s/8Z6DAL/
This 15 minute survey helps us ensure that the programme reflects the sector’s needs and priorities and is undertaken annually.
@UOB_ASS
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*NOW LIVE* @voiceofsurvivor, @vamhn & @McPinFoundation are extending their work on supporting “off-radar” children & young people.
If you are 16+, survived childhood abuse, or are a professional working with at risk young people, please take our survey: tinyurl.com/y9jhxk8n
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This entire issue is open/free access - on Race & Ethnicity research check it out... onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Open Call for Student Submissions. Share your views & experiences as a #socialwork student during #COVID19 for the @PCFSWNetwork ebook. 250 words to me - email or DM.
Caroline.bald@essex.ac.uk @Uni_of_Essex by Monday, 15th June please. All contributions welcome!
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Read @DrAishaKGill blog post on how COVID-19 exposes failures to tackle violence against women in black and minority ethnic (BME) communities.
Available at: transformingsociety.co.uk/20… #blacklivesmatter #domesticviolence #DABill FundBMEVAWGServices
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We are seeking examples of how child+family services are enabling f2f infant-birth parent contact under lockdown+social distance. A lot is not happening, raising concern re. parent-child relationship and just family court proceedings. Where are practical solutions being found?
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Funding is available for short-term projects to address the #COVID19 crisis. Proposals will be accepted from anyone who is normally eligible to apply for UKRI funding, and also from eligible Public Sector Research Establishments.
More info: bit.ly/3gRONOR
#UKRIFunding
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Deadline extended! Submit your abstract or ideas by 7 June for the BSA Disability Study Group webinar series ow.ly/H2Bs50zXs5W
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Don't miss your chance to read this special issue for free in June: 'Domestic violence: New directions in policy and practice in Europe' guest edited by Marceline Naudi and Lorraine Radford
Available at: ingentaconnect.com/content/t…
Read @JGBVjournal special issue 'Domestic violence: New directions in policy and practice in Europe' Guest edited by Marceline Naudi and Lorraine Radford for free until the end of June! Available at: ingentaconnect.com/content/t…
#domesticviolence #policy #europe
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Covid-19 & #SocialWork: Open Call for Submissions. We already have a number of fantastic contributions+editors. We'll also have chapters on child protection conferences, home visits, early help + FGC. All contributions are welcome, DM us with your ideas, reflections and thoughts
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In this book I argue that touch plays a central role in child protection work but it is often ignored, or seen as a problem. Palgrave have made the chapter free as part of thinking about what #SocialDistancing means for #socialwork & #ChildProtection
#Covid19 #coronavirus
A chapter by @Harr_Ferguson & Jim Norton on the importance of touch when it comes to protecting children is currently freely available via publisher Macmillan International bit.ly/2WUkqiL
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*SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS* I am a very bored isolating Practice Educator with plenty of time on my hands if anyone could do with any support with their academic/theory work! @SiobhanMaclean @RobMitch92 @SocialWhatNow would you mind retweeting? 🙏
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We are still looking to talk to practitioners, service providers, NGOs and community workers who work with #forcedmigrant, #refugee and #asylumseeking families about their experiences. Please get in touch to arrange a quick chat
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Responding to the lack of diversity in studies of intimacy in later life, this article explores the making of couple relationships among White British middle-class women and British Asian working-class women in their ‘second phase of life’. ow.ly/zwjo50zyCWB
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Thursday’s MUST WATCH webinar. Latest in our series. We need to be aware of how our practice is being influenced and shaped.....@article_39 #SWResponds PLEASE SHARE
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Great to hear @KGerlich777 @CareWorkersFund speaking on immigration bill @Channel4News - care workers are essential, underpaid, undervalued. We look beyond our borders for these skilled & caring people now and in the future. We must improve their pay, status,recognition @BASW_UK