PSW magazine

European law currently allows for co-operation between member states to protect vulnerable children across borders. But if we are not careful this could be lost putting children at greater risk when Britain leaves the EU, warns Maria Wright

In the wake of intense media focus on knife crime and gang culture Craig Pinkney, who works with disaffected young people, explains what professionals need to know

To some the idea of social work activism is nearly as taboo as swearing in church. But Wayne Reid argues it is as relevant today as ever

Social Work Without Borders says sponsorship of championing social work values category by firm criticised over handling of deportations is 'problematic'

A new pressure group aimed at ensuring the mental health and wellbeing of people working in caring professions has been launched

Responding to Theresa May's announcement of an end to austerity, disability action group DPAC say as long as Universal Credit exists it still real for many

As he fights cancer, life-long BASW member John Kemmis reflects back on the twists and turns of a 50-year career in social work across both the statutory and voluntary sector. He does so in the hope that it will inspire others to carry on while highlighting what’s worth fighting for in the profession

In the wake of concern that agency staff are inadvertently being drawn into tax avoidance by some umbrella companies, HM Revenue and Customs issued the following warning to social workers

We can't empower others if we don't empower ourselves, says Dr Neil Thompson