The EBSWA SEEN in Social work Podcast
The EBSWA SEEN in Social work Podcast
Podcast Description
A podcast for social workers and interested others. EBSWA was established in 2019 to consider the evidence base for practice in the contested area of sex and gender. We host discussions with invited guests to discuss existing and new evidence, hoping to help engender an evidence based practice in this area.
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Content Themes
The podcast dives into critical topics such as the impact of affirmative approaches to gender identity on child welfare, evidence-based discussions around gender identity and disability, and recent legal rulings affecting children's services. Specific episodes, such as 'Can a blanket affirmative approach be in a child's best interests?' and 'Disability: When Gender Identity Provides Relief From Reality', illustrate a commitment to exploring the intersections of social work and gender identity.
A podcast for social workers and interested others. EBSWA was established in 2019 to consider the evidence base for practice in the contested area of sex and gender. We host discussions with invited guests to discuss existing and new evidence, hoping to help engender an evidence based practice in this area.
EBSWA podcast, discussing how and why the best interests of the child principle has been forgotten by the “affirmative” approach to gender identity in children. Robin Carling, Maggie Mellon and Miriam
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