#LatestIssue is now out! A themed issue on #socialworkeducation with an editorial by Associate Professor Ines Zuchowski reflecting on professional identity and readiness for practice. Check out the issue at this link https://t.co/Azq055v2Jn
Possibly the most incredible Beethoven Ode to Joy flashmob by the Philharmonic Orchestra of Nuremberg and the Hans-Sachs-Choir in front of the St. Lorenz Church in Nuremberg, Germany.
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Young women need protection from this damaging rubbish.
Andrew Tate’s extreme views about women are infiltrating Australian schools. We need a zero-tolerance response https://t.co/gFwkB1g2zY via @ConversationEDU
Kat is doing an important study: Understanding the Experience of Female Social Workers who have Lived Through Domestic and/ or Family Violence while employed in the Human Services Field in Queensland- please spread the news: https://t.co/jcqs7io3Qq
April Issue out- important articles highlighting needs-based social work services after disasters and trauma; recovery in mental health; resilience and strengths.
#ICYMI The new Issue for 2024 is now out! Editori Susan Gair explores the concepts of resilience, recovery and service delivery based on the needs of individuals and communities. Check out this and much more at this link https://t.co/Vb8UGP0NlR #socialwork#socialworkpractice
#ICYMI The new Issue for 2024 is now out! Editori Susan Gair explores the concepts of resilience, recovery and service delivery based on the needs of individuals and communities. Check out this and much more at this link https://t.co/Vb8UGP0NlR #socialwork#socialworkpractice
Trying to see it from their perspective
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Also Full article: At-risk Youth Peer Researchers Highlight Safety and “The Bonds You Make With Staff and Peers” https://t.co/E2eNbeCJFR
Truthtelling and whistleblowing about frontier violence- especially in Qld- hard to find? Friday essay: neither a monster nor a saint … Sir Samuel Griffith, Queensland’s violent frontier and the rigours of truth-telling https://t.co/Vq93RLkfsy via @ConversationEDU
Important Editorial and articles discussing the impact of homelessness and dislocation, and making a difference in many people's lives across diverse Australia.
January Issue is now out - A Great set of papers about the challenges and contribution social work makes to promoting a caring society. Check out the Table of Contents for the #latestissue here https://t.co/YuDBNEISd3
Please take a look- https://t.co/WhXQ8yb8fb.
We have created a special 'online collection' of both recent and some favourite articles from ASW by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander/First Nations authors & their allies- for practitioners, researchers and students.
#ICYMI Australian Social Work has created a collection of articles by Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander/First Nations authors & allies to promote, uphold, reflect & respect First Nations voices, leadership, strengths & ways of working. Find out more https://t.co/IGypSZDj2Q
Our recent article in The Conversation- with links to our previous publications on this important topic-
'We can’t go shopping without police coming': north Queensland's at-risk youth feel excluded and heavily surveilled https://t.co/dYJI75cUOR via @ConversationEDU
Latest Issue of Australian Social Work is out - 74,4. Some wonderful articles and here is link to the Editorial - 'Artificial Intelligence and Implications for the Australian Social Work Journal' https://t.co/ckgYdLPe1o
A thread🧵Qld youth detention cages are only overflowing with young people (thus causing a need to lock other yp up in adult watch houses indefinitely) bc 6 months ago the @QLDLabor Gov suspended the Qld Human Rights Act, to implement tougher youth justice bail laws (1)
More effort needed re range of solutions to current housing crisis.
The rental housing crisis is hurting our most vulnerable and demands a range of solutions (but capping rents isn't one of them) https://t.co/aQ3p2y0t20 via @ConversationEDU
For all women and children: The government has released its action plans to end violence against women and children. Will they be enough? https://t.co/yL52QsQga1 via @ConversationEDU