PSW magazine

As a profession committed to challenging discrimination, social work can be deafeningly silence when it comes to racism experienced by Jewish people says Victoria Hart

Despite various pledges from government to improve services, families of children with autism and educational disabilities are too often left to fight to get the support they need

Angela Meidel believes the lifting of restrictions on 19 July is a dangerous disregard for the principles of fairness and equal opportunity

Concern for vulnerable groups as EU Settlement Scheme passes

Interim report sets out challenges facing the sector

Ray Jones sees a link between shamed BBC journalist Martin Bashir's interview with Princess Diana and the reporting of social work in the 'Baby P' case

Expressions of interest sought to set up new support network

Sacha Samms, a former looked-after child and social worker, explains why she has concerns about independent fostering agencies profiting from children

A social worker speaks of her concerns as the coronavirus crisis in India deepens

BASW England's Children and Families group gains assurances after meeting but still has concerns