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Professor @DrDougalH from @Imperial_PCPH, Professor Fiona Verity from @Bruneluni and @Act2Care Duac Tran from @Brent_Council at our #CLEvent answering questions from the audience while sharing their perspectives on #SocialCare integration
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We're delighted to launch 'A brighter social care future' Evidence Review, co-produced by @researchIP and @socfuture. Explore five key changes needed in social care to unlock an equal life. 1/2
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ICYMI: Last week, we outlined our opposition to the UK Government's plans to cut net migration. ❌
The measures announced by the Home Secretary fail to recognise the importance and contribution of overseas workers.
Read our full response ⬇️
new.basw.co.uk/articles/plan…
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Our new Reading Room exhibition, Documenting Atrocities: Synagogue attacks during Kristallnacht, marks 85 years since the November Pogrom when across the Reich synagogues were targeted during the violence
Find out more about the documents on display: bit.ly/3MyZ17Y
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We've had some amazing events happening across the UK in support of Islamophobia Awareness Month with many organisations and individuals sharing their inspiring #MuslimStories! 🧡
You can also get involved in #IAM2023 by attending an event near you: islamophobia-awareness.org/e…
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Amazing line up for Dr David N Jones awarded honorary degree by University of London | Social Work Today @BASW_UK socialworktoday.co.uk/News/d…
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Join us later today for a fascinating conversation with three excellent panelists!
We'll discuss the importance of multi-agency collaboration, evidence-based approaches and the role of social workers across the prevention spectrum.
Learn more: casw-acts.ca/en/webinar/prev…
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In conflict, civilians always pay the highest price.
War is not the answer.
We need peace.
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COVER REVEAL
Delighted to share the final book cover for Free Loaves on Fridays, designed by care-experienced illustrator Abi Morris.
From day 1, ensuring CEP had ownership of what was inside & outside the book was priority. Credit to Art Director @mecobtweets for your support.
Free Loaves on Fridays is an anthology of stories, poems, reflections and letters by nearly 100 care-experienced people, which aims to challenge the sliced-loaf mindset.
Pre-order your copy today and get your name in the back.
bit.ly/46MyQCx @rebekahpierre92
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A challenge from bodies including @BASW_UK and @SocialWorkersWB to local authorities about their response to the Illegal Migration Act 2023, including in relation to safeguarding asylum-seeking children (both unaccompanied and those with families). #socialwork #asylum
📣KIND UK is proud to sign the Third Sector Statement for Local Authorities on the Illegal Migration Act 2023, along with many other organisations that assist those affected 👇
kidsinneedofdefense.org.uk/2…
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Along with financial assistance, Blue Dragon's 170 university & college students receive training to prepare them for the workplace. In partnership with the Hilton Garden Inn Hanoi, this week they learned about labor laws and their rights as employees.
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this is so powerful and incredibly important for the Trans community and for those who have never knowingly known someone a trans person. Ditch the scare mongering, and understand the person inside, who just doesn't match the outside. #WeAreAllPeople
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I am deeply saddened by the violence in Israel and Palestine which affects many innocents including Jewish people in the UK who have nothing to do with the Israeli-Palistine conflict. I hope and pray for peace for the region and for our communities 🙏#Stand4Peace #No2Hate
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This is amazing news.
Great win for the truth.
Great shame for @SuellaBraverman and her party.
"Suella Braverman falsely claimed child grooming gangs in the UK were “almost all British-Pakistani”, according to a ruling by the press regulator, Ipso."
theguardian.com/politics/202…
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We must fight tooth and nail any attempt to strip people of their fundamental rights, many of which were secured after the atrocities of World War 2.
It's especially terrifying as climate collapse, wealth inequality, violence and persecution are driving more people to do what any one of us would do and leave our homes in search of safety.
Leaders in rich countries must own up to how their policies contribute to human displacement, change their path, and work together to broaden protections and reinforce people's rights.
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Social workers play a key role in Peace building and this needs highlighting....
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#peace #globalgoals
I am looking forward to meeting social workers from around the UK and overseas at this networking event✈️😀🙌🏾
Are you an overseas qualified social worker who are working in the UK or who intend to come to work or study soon? Please join our network meeting on Wednesday 27th September to meet other social workers in the UK and abroad. Email: [email protected] @BASW_UK
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What do social workers need to know about the controversial Illegal Migration Act?
BASW's Public & Political Affairs Lead, @KerriBASW speaks to PSW Magazine about its worrying implications, which resulted in BASW strongly opposing it at every turn. 👇
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