This programme was developed with young unaccompanied minors at Investing in People and Culture in partnership with a PHD researcher from Durham University and the North East Social Work Alliance.
Partner organisations within NESWA included; Teesside University, New College and The Open University.
Mending Gaps with Asylum Seeker Communities to achieve Change
Gap-mending as a Critical and reflective Practice https://youtu.be/uHlzKy-kXV8
Service Users and Academics: Collaborators, not Competitors in Welfare Research
Experiential knowledge. How do we recognize it? Can you see it, feel it, taste it? What does it mean? How can you harness it and how do you develop it with students? With a diverse group of social work lecturers, we orientated ourselves to questions like these under...
PowerUs colleague Colin Cameron lets us know that he is getting everything organised for the commencement of the new Mend the Gap: Collaborative Learning with Service Users module at Northumbria this Thursday. Eight students and 10 people from outside the university...