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An Alliance of volunteers who campaign and critique Childrens Rights seeking a Caring Review of Childrens social care in UK. We were Care Review Watch Alliance.
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The young man mentioned in this podcast read out his deeply moving letter to his teacher at the #FreeLoavesonFridays launch. The whole room was mesmerised.
The Kinship community must be feeling so proud. His piece is on p.261 (available on Waterstones) waterstones.com/book/free-loav…
So proud! Well done, raising awareness of kinship as a care experience, with thanks to Rebekah Pierre for giving him the oppertunity #kinshipcare #freeloavesonfridays
MPs will vote on the #RwandaBill this evening.
It is a cruel, inhumane & unworkable piece of legislation that will cause severe distress to vulnerable people. It is wrong. ❎
We'll always speak up for an asylum system that treats people with respect, dignity & compassion. ❤️
Great start to the week for our social workers across Bradford Council. Lots of requests for these already! ‘The care system as told by people who actually get it’ - then there is no greater or more urgent learning for us.
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Do you want a strong, independent voice representing the views of social workers and the peole we support on the board?
Then please read my election statement and consider voting for me in the upcoming election.
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That article was printed in Social Work 2020-21 under Covid-19 in April 2021. By end of 2021, working with colleagues রবীণ সেন Robin Sen Christian Kerr Caroline J Bald 📚🧠⚖️ Cal Webb, we had produced a much larger network map with quantitative analysis and over 1000 unique connections: childrensservices.network/network.html
On 7th May @ 3.30 I’ll be speaking at Edinburgh University on the creation of Free Loaves on Fridays - the only mainstream anthology to have a no-rejection policy.
If you care about fair, inclusive publishing AND amplifying care-experienced voices this is for you.
Links below 👇🏼
My case for Comprehensive Social Work Education (2022): 'Education providers could resist governmental financial incentives that come with huge strings attached, confident they will not be undercut by another provider more willing to sell out'- DM for copy
bristoluniversitypressdigital.com/view/journals/…
A truly enriching book, beautifully written throughout. Huge respect for Rebekah Pierre and every other brilliant table-turner who made this happen 🌟✊
This is the same Early Career Framework (ECF) model now rolling out in social work. Why?
'[the ECF] fails to acknowledge the complexities and nuances... with training delivered in strands irrespective of individual needs and experiences' Lisa Murtagh et al
tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
Excitement mounting for the launch event of this brilliant book. The wonderful Abi Morris has done a splendid job of designing the cover, making it beautiful from start to finish.
Free Loaves on Fridays- thought to be the largest ever collection of stories from care leavers- has officially launched. 🚀
It is available to order online and in mainstream bookshops, with all proceeds going to Article 39 and The Together Trust.
Great to get my copy of Free Loaves on Fridays. Few tickets left for Rebekah Pierre online talk on the book in May: eventbrite.co.uk/e/free-loaves-…