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British association of social workers website
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Web Page
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More a professionals website that a resource. It has no useful articles (though does link to the
British journal of social work) and its links page is a bit hit and miss (ASBOwatch as its first link).
It does present its detailed code of ethics in a readable format.
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Towards improved social intervention
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socialworkpodcast.com
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A website blog dedicated entirely to podcasts on topics of social work. The podcasts take the
form of interviews with leading practitioners and cover a diverse and interesting range of
subjects from supervision to Dialectical Behavioural Therapy. This is a new resource that should
grow more and more confident and interesting as it establishes itself.
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The barefoot social worker
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socialworkpodcast.com
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(caution) This is not a recommendation of this website but it is worth a look as counterpoint to
prevailing views. The website purports to be a radical reassessment of social work values,
mostly seeking to re-align them with a socialist agenda. The website provides a series of
muddled and bombastic articles on social work topics that provide endless accusations of
corporate and government cynicism without ever being so bold as to field alternatives to
prevailing approaches. The counterpoint is useful but we'll continue to look out for a more
articulate presentation of these ideas.
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Social Policy and social work subject centre
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Swap.ac.uk
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Here we have linked directly to the video podcast page, though the main page is easy to
navigate to. This website [resents a series of short lectures and talks on subjects of social
policy and social work.
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