1st Edition
The Anti-Racist Social Worker in Practice
Introduction
1. Assessing the needs of Black and Global Majority children through an anti-racist lens
2. Conversations about culture in adult social care
3. The intersection of racism and poverty: what difference can we make?
4. Anti-racist learning from family group conferencing with racially minoritised families
5. Transformative practice in the criminal justice system
6. A foster carer's perspective: allyship and advocacy in the face of discrimination
7. Breaking chains and building bridges: a journey towards anti-racist practice
8. Unveiling strength: the transformative power of anti-racism storytelling – changing the world one story at a time
9. The Reflection, Objective, Movement and Action (ROMA) Model©: a new paradigm for anti-racist social work practice
10. Seeing and being: the invisibility minorities
11. Co-creating a model for anti-racist supervision
12. Reimagining practice education: examining race, power and privilege
13. Towards anti-racist chairing of social work meetings in the UK
14. Practice learning and reviewing service (quality assurance)
15. Yes, but how do you know if anything is actually changing?
Biography
Nimal Jude is a registered social worker with a background in multi-agency children’s social care including youth justice, domestic abuse and substance misuse. She has a specialism in group work using forum theatre techniques.
Tanya Moore is a social worker, teacher and academic. She is currently Principal Social Worker for Essex Adult Social Care.
Glory Simango is a social worker and gained her Masters in Social Work at Middlesex University. Currently she is practicing as an adult social worker. Glory has a passion for bringing change into people’s lives and social justice.
