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Critical Conversations for Social Work
Critical Conversations for Social Work
31 episodes
4 days ago
The Critical Conversations for Social Work podcast is a collaboration between students, educators and practitioners that uses critical pedagogy and podcasting to share knowledge of critical and creative approaches for social work education and practice making them more accessible. We share this knowledge as a form of social scholarship and activist social work practice.
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The Critical Conversations for Social Work podcast is a collaboration between students, educators and practitioners that uses critical pedagogy and podcasting to share knowledge of critical and creative approaches for social work education and practice making them more accessible. We share this knowledge as a form of social scholarship and activist social work practice.
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S2 Episode 3 (Part B): Creative Practices: Beyond the family court system (Correct audio)
Critical Conversations for Social Work
39 minutes 23 seconds
2 years ago
S2 Episode 3 (Part B): Creative Practices: Beyond the family court system (Correct audio)

Social Work honours student Matt assists Jean in deconstructing the previous Part A episode with Jo, Chris, and Demi. Matt speaks about his honours research and lived experience of navigating the family court system and critically reflecting on ways to build parental agency in the legal system. Matt and Jean unpack the ways creative alternatives such as restorative practices can be utilised as a more emancipatory approach in justice, military, domestic and family violence, and mental health settings.


Transcript:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JAAv6Pi3mA93ngJIq0tcxMEvq6z-vHSTQE8NSQpqmAE/edit?usp=sharing



Resources/References:

Critical Reflection, Social Work Practice with Children and Families: https://academic.oup.com/bjsw/article/53/6/3181/7072776


Homo Economicus Definiton: https://corporatefinanceinstitute.com/resources/economics/homo-economicus/


Total Permanent Incapacity (TPI) 

https://www.dva.gov.au/get-support/financial-support/income-support/support-when-you-cannot-work/pensions/disability


Defence Abuse Reparation Scheme

https://clik.dva.gov.au/compensation-and-support-policy-library/part-9-principles-determining-pension-rate/912-defence-abuse-reparation-scheme


Strengthening community safety bill of 2023 (Queensland government) 

https://www.legislation.qld.gov.au/view/html/bill.third/bill-2023-004


Sisters Inside

https://sistersinside.com.au/


Caxton Legal Service

https://caxton.org.au/


Keywords: restorative practices, critical reflection, parental agency, court systems, legal system, patriarchy, conflict, relationships, emancipatory practice Music by Boe Towah


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Critical Conversations for Social Work
The Critical Conversations for Social Work podcast is a collaboration between students, educators and practitioners that uses critical pedagogy and podcasting to share knowledge of critical and creative approaches for social work education and practice making them more accessible. We share this knowledge as a form of social scholarship and activist social work practice.