PSW magazine

Major demonstration against ‘narratives of division and racism’ planned for next year

The minister of state for children and families shares his vision with PSW

New figures prompts sector concerns

In a powerful and challenging longform article, Dr Charles Mugisha describes a profession that has lost its way and issues a rallying cry for the ‘radical imagination’ needed to reclaim its name

Consultation will look at "different professionals in different situations'

A powerful poem by Adam Pagett who before becoming a social worker experienced homelessness, drugs misuse and prison after leaving the army

Much hope is being placed on the delayed Schools White Paper. PSW editor Shahid Naqvi takes a look at the issues

How pilot schemes are helping parents bring their authentic selves to the table

Dan Lewis on the power of forensic social work

Hundreds sign petition in SASW campaign calling for ‘much-needed change’