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Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference 2024

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Venue: Kingston Hill campus, Kingston Hill, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT2 7LB
Price: Early bird - £275; Regular - £300, Non-waged - £100
Speaker(s): Prof Rick Hood (Kingston University), Prof Liz Beddoe (University of Auckland), Donna Kaufman and Tuhina Bhattacharyya (Hestia.Org)

Joint Universities Social Work Association Conference 2024

Kingston University's Department of Social Work and Social Care, working in partnership with Joint Universities Social Work Association (JUSWA) is pleased to host this year's annual conference. JUSWA Conference is the UK's only conference covering the whole of the social work field. This year we welcome you to Royal Borough of Kingston Upon Thames. We look forward to seeing you at the conference.

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Grand Challenges for Social Work: Strengthening social solidarity and connectedness

Subthemes:

  1. Responses to social inequality within organisational and practice cultures.
  2. Building relationships and networks to enhance social solidarity and global connectedness.
  3. Creating and delivering a curriculum for social work that supports social solidarity and global connectedness.
  4. Social work in the community: new directions in research, education, and practice
  5. New models of ethical partnership working
  6. Challenging power dynamics in everyday practice

Keynote speakers:

Prof Rick Hood, Kingston University London

Prof Liz Beddoe, University of Auckland

 Donna Kaufman and Tuhina Bhattacharyya, Hestia.Org

Price

Early bird - £275

Regular - £300

Non-waged - £100

 

 

Booking is essential to attend this event.

For further information about this event:

Contact: Local organising committee
Email: juswac@kingston.ac.uk

Directions

Directions to Kingston Hill campus, Kingston Hill, Kingston upon Thames, Surrey KT2 7LB:

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