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SASW speaks to Dr Natalia Farmer as part of Challenge Poverty Week by

BASW Professional Officer Gavin Moorghen speaks with Julia Palfreyman (social worker) and Ruth Hawkins (family law solicitor) to discuss the social worker role with children involved in family court proceedings.

This podcast is of particular interest to children and families practitioners and managers and anyone wishing to apply relationship-based social work.

See more on 80-20 campaign via the BASW website http://bit.ly/8020campaign

Join Keri O'Riordan, BASW England Professional Officer on the latest podcast discussing digital technologies, digital professionalism and online safeguarding with guest Claudia Megele.

In this podcast we asked Claudia Megele a national expert on digital ethics, cyber-trauma and digital safeguarding about the implications of social media and digital technologies for social work and social care practice and the future of safeguarding, digital professionalism and digital practice in social work.

Claudia is also the national Chair of the Principal Children and Families Social Work network and the Head of Quality Assurance and Practice at Hertfordshire Children’s Services.

Claudia has researched online safeguarding as well as digital ethics and digital professionalism for more than a decade and has published her work and research including articles in peer reviewed articles such as “Theorizing Twitter Chat” and books such as “Safeguarding Children and Young People Online” (https://www.amazon.co.uk/Safeguarding-children-young-people-online/dp/1447331826) and her upcoming book “Social Media and Social Work: Implications and Opportunities for Practice” (https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/144732739X/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i0).

Join Gavin Moorghen, BASW England Professional Officer on the latest podcast discussing case recordings in social work with guest Lisa Pascoe, Deputy Director of Social Care Policy at Ofsted.

Lisa oversees the development of Ofsted's inspection frameworks in social care; covering both Local Authorities and the rest of social care. This includes (and is not limited to); children's homes, independent fostering agencies, voluntary adoption agencies.

This podcast also talks of BASW England's ongoing 80-20 campaign which is focussed on relationship-based practice with children and families. See more via the website, bit.ly/8020campaign

BASW also have a Twibbon campaign where you can pledge your support for relationship-based practice in social work and the 80-20 campaign with a simple click.

Pledge your support here; https://twibbon.com/support/8020-campaign-pledge

Winners and nominees from the SASW Awards share their views on the key to building relationships in social work – and the rewards and challenges of being a social worker

Winners and nominees from the SASW Awards share their views on the key to building relationships in social work – and the rewards and challenges of being a social worker

Winners and nominees from the SASW Awards share their views on the key to building relationships in social work – and the rewards and challenges of being a social worker

Winners and nominees from the SASW Awards share their views on the key to building relationships in social work – and the rewards and challenges of being a social worker

Join Gavin Moorghen, BASW England Professional Officer on the latest podcast discussing relationship-based practice with Gillian Ruch.

Gillian is a Professor of Social Work and works in the Department of Social Work and Social Care at the University of Sussex. She teaches and researches in the areas of child care social work and relationship-based and reflective practice and is committed to enhancing the wellbeing of children, families and practitioners.

This podcast also talks of BASW England's ongoing 80-20 campaign which is focussed on relationship-based practice with children and families. See more via the website including more information on the KITBAG mentioned in the podcast.

http://bit.ly/8020campaign

Listen in to episode 9 with Luke Geoghegan, Head of Policy and Research (BASW) and special guest Amanda Taylor-Beswick who is a registered social worker, Senior Lecturer of Social Work and acknowledged expert in social work and digital technology. Amanda has been thinking, writing and teaching about it for 10 years now. You can inform the BASW/SCIE survey mentioned in this podcast via https://www.surveymonkey.co.uk/r/digital-capabilities-social-work

Accompanying resources;

- From Gutenberg to Zuckerberg: What You Really Need to Know About the Internet – John Naughton

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Gutenberg-Zuckerberg-Really-About-Internet/dp/0857384260

- Turner, D (2019, June 5). ‘App’- lying the digital in social work… Or why we should not be teaching the same way for 20 years [Blog Post]

- Turner, D , Kirkland, D , Landmann,M (2019) Making ideas “app”-en: The creation and evolution of a digital mobile resource to teach social work interviewing skills Social Work Education https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/02615479.2019.1611758

- Machines Like Me: Ian McEwan

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Machines-Like-Me-Ian-McEwan/dp/1787331660 @SWBookGroup

- More about Dr Tarsem Singh Cooner can be found here https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/schools/social-policy/staff/profile.aspx?ReferenceId=4781

- There is a 31 year literature in social and technologies that can be found here: http://www.husita.org/about-us/

If you want to find out more about Amanda's work you can follow her on Twitter @amltaylor66 https://twitter.com/AMLTaylor66 or on her LinkedIn space https://www.linkedin.com/in/amanda-taylor-beswick-b3810647/