Why we should care about Roe v Wade and what we should do
In this episode Neil Ballantyne talks to Professor Liz Beddoe about the topic of reproductive justice and the implications of the recent decision by the US Supreme Court to overturn the famous 1973 co...
26 Heinä 202222min
Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) and its intersections with the youth justice system
Anita Gibbs (Associate Professor, University of Otago) is a longstanding social worker, teacher, researcher and advocate for young people with FASD and their families. In 2020 she received the Univers...
7 Syys 202118min
Education for people in prison: How, why and what’s the point?
This podcast is an interview with Dr Fairleigh Gilmour, an academic in Gender studies and Criminology at the University of Otago. Fairleigh has run a volunteering programme into the Milton prison for ...
12 Elo 202120min
The Prevention Project - a conversation with Emily Keddell
In this episode, Deb Stanfield interviews Emily Keddell (University of Otago, Aotearoa New Zealand) for the RSW collective. Emily speaks to The Prevention Project: Supporting Whānau and Reducing Baby ...
12 Huhti 202123min
Dissenting Social Work – a conversation with Paul Michael Garrett
In this episode, Ian Hyslop interviews Paul Garrett of NUI (National University of Ireland, Galway) for the RSW Collective. Paul is a much read and respected theorist and writer in relation to the po...
9 Huhti 202130min
Past patterns and present provocations: understanding child protection through the lens of history.
In this conversation, Emily Keddell discusses the history of child welfare in Aotearoa with Ian Hyslop. Ian’s forthcoming book on the subject sparks a wide ranging discussion of the intersections betw...
28 Maalis 202116min
What is radical social work?
Neil Ballantyne is in conversation with Iain Fergusson, professor of social work, advisory editor of the journal of Critical and Radical Social Work and co-founder of the Social Work Action Network. N...
16 Maalis 202113min
