PSW magazine

Beyond the bunting and flags, we must develop a deeper cultural understanding of the inequality of power, says Ann Marie Hayes

Michelle Dami-Johnson considers the difference between what's public and what any of us can actually know…

Without capacity in the workforce, Westminster's renewed focus on early intervention is destined to fail, says Dr Charles Mugisha

Survey finds they are twice as likely to pass through case examiner stages than white peers

BASW says decision ‘risks inciting trial by public opinion’

Richard Devine passes on invaluable lessons gained working with children and families

Jim McGrath explains how to put in place a ‘powerful antidote’ to procedural, deficit-focused systems

Conversations with AI helped me become a more reflective thinker, says Mark Owers

Practitioners likely to be among one in ten affected by £770 million ‘rationalisation’ plans