World Social Work Day

16 Mar 2021

World Social Work Day is celebrated throughout the month of March, click here to find out about our important events.

Celebrating International Women’s Day, March 8, 2021

06 Mar 2021

For international women’s day Gaverne is sharing his previous fact-filled timelines celebrating key thinkers and contributions in science, politics, the arts and literature.

Step Up to Social Work and Be the Difference!

25 Feb 2021

The application window is now open for Step Up to Social Work Cohort 7 (January 2022 intake)

Co-POWer Consortium on Practices for Well-Being and Resilience in Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Families and Communities

17 Feb 2021

Congratulations to Prof Anna Gupta who is one of nine members of the Black Female Professors Forum co-leading a major research project funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

Invisiblising ‘Race’: Mental Health and Covid-19

21 Jan 2021

Our ever-busy Prof Frank Keating is presenting a short talk on Invisiblising ‘Race’: Mental Health and Covid-19 for our social science and social work student community.

Decolonising Psychiatric Research Part 2

21 Jan 2021

The second talk in the series “Racism and Mental Health: How to Be an Antiracist Mental Health Researcher” takes place February 9, 2021 at 5.30pm.

Developing Together

08 Jan 2021

Developing Together is a Social Work Teaching Partnership covering South West London and Surrey.

Street-Level Bureaucrats: Discretion and Compliance in Policy Implementation

11 Dec 2020

Prof Tony Evans’ article “Street-Level Bureaucrats: Discretion and Compliance in Policy Implementation” has just been published in the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics.

Mental health research is racist, so what are we all going to do about it?

23 Oct 2020

Forthcoming - Mental Health Question Time webinar featuring Prof Frank Keating, Department of Social Work, School of Law & Social Sciences.

Engaging with the complexities of sexuality, religion and social work

29 Sep 2020

Department of Social Work Lecturer Karl Mason, alongside colleagues from UEA and University of Strathclyde, has published an important article in the Journal of Social Work Education.