Social Workers' Experiences of Working With Support Workers in Services for Adults With Intellectual Disabilities in Hong Kong - Xun - 2024 - Journal of Applied Research in Intellectual Disabilities - Wiley Online Library https://t.co/aTLCaNuylG
Social work and anthropology: Traversing, trading, and translating across boundaries - Lauren E Gulbas, Tam E Perry, Matthew Chin, John Mathias, 2021 https://t.co/VIGB6B0V7J
Our new article suggests that disability policy can supplement Chinese culture to ensure ethics of care by strengthening the positive aspects of cultural values and alleviating the negative ones. https://t.co/c5zERSVh5v @KarenRFisher@UniversitySA@tandfonline
Hi, my review article about siblings of adults with intellectual disabilities in Chinese societies has just published in JIDD https://t.co/ClG9IdFUXY
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@SiblingStudies@sibleadership#siblinglove#Siblings
Social work and anthropology: Traversing, trading, and translating across boundaries - Lauren E Gulbas, Tam E Perry, Matthew Chin, John Mathias, 2021 https://t.co/VIGB6B0V7J
Chris Bigby and Alan Hough, Director at Purpose At Work, have edited a new book: Disability Practice: Safeguarding Quality Service Delivery.
Available now, open access, which means you have free access.
Hard copies coming early 2024. https://t.co/ygJZgcBTl7
Congratulations Dr Tal Araten- Bergman and Prof Christine Bigby on winning the Australasian Research Prize at the #ASID2023 conference! @ASID_Ltd@LIDSLaTrobe@latrobe
Meet the speakers for our next #IdeasAndSociety event, Disability and Australian Society on 5 October: https://t.co/q1TaCfOzDP
🎙️ Prof Christine Bigby, @LIDSLaTrobe
🎙️ Micheline Lee, author
🎙️ Dr Rhonda Galbally @DRC_AU
🎙️ El Gibbs, Disability Network Advocacy Australia