PSW magazine

Mariah Wilde, a graduate from England’s mental health social work programme Think Ahead, on her journey so far…

As Black History Month comes to an end, BASW Cymru chair Neeta Baicher says tackling racism and prejudice has to be about more than words

Social work education should be leading the way in challenging 'white privilege' in academia but is not, says a black social work lecturer

Ahead of Book Week Scotland, social work academics Autumn Roesch-Marsh and Ariane Critchley look at what poetry has to teach social workers

A poem about being a black social worker by Julian Blake

As ministers reject free holiday school meals for the most disadvantaged in England

As part of Black History Month, two white social workers discuss their privilege

Maggie Fogarty reviews Radio 4's The Spark with QC Chris Daw who believes prisons do more harm than good

With new lockdowns set to reduce face-to-face visits again, social work poet Peter Unwin put pen to paper

As a single dad on benefits, social work student Dominic Watters knows all too well the reality of food insecurity