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In this blog, I wish to focus not on the appointment process, or the chair himself - rather, on the hundreds of thousands of care experienced people this review will impact, many of whom will remain forever anonymous and unknown to us. 

Dikh He Na Bister/We Will Remember

Deaf awareness training is not mandatory in social work practice - which begs the question, how can we inspire change if we are not listening?

It was clear that BASW has built some very important relationships within Europe which I see as contributing positively to the developing future and ongoing progression of Social Work.

As social workers we will often see, first-hand, what poverty can do to children and their families.

BASW England Professional Officer Gavin Moorghen reflects on the growing issue of child food poverty in England and invites members to join an online event to consider possible solutions and our professional response.

Phillip Mitchell, Professional Officer at BASW Cymru, provides a detailed and engaging introduction to the Law in Wales Practice Policy & Education Group (PPEG).

In her first blog post as chair of SWU, Carys reflects on her journey to this point and how we can advocate for the social work profession in these challenging times.

BASW member Pauline Sergeant on the conflicting thoughts she has over Black History Month

BASW Chair, Gerry Nosowska, reports back on the latest Council meeting