PSW magazine

Use of AI in children's services from firm linked to ICE and Israeli army criticised

Shortly before her death in April, Marina Lowrie wrote this article exploring emotions around loss...

Standards favouring ‘neuronormative’ could set back thousands of newly qualified social workers

Association warns of unintended consequences and threat to rights

Home Office bid to make controversial agency's decisions 'binding' would undermine local authority assessments

Emeka Okolie reflects on how social workers can address the discrimination, marginalisation and exclusion that often sits at the heart of distress

Senior social worker and care experienced broadcaster commissioned to co-lead Westminster initiative

Prime minister and children’s minister give strong indication apology on its way

Ahead of polls closing for a new general secretary of the Social Workers Union, current postholder John McGowan talks about the role – and the election controversy

In an ongoing series reimagining social work, Robert Templeton looks at how to achieve the goal that has eluded successive governments