Habitus, Field and Capital in Multi-Disciplinary Social Work - with Robert Lomax
In this episode, Robert Lomax discusses his work on exploring Bourdieu's theories of 'Habitus', 'Field' and 'Capital' within in multi-disciplinary social work settings. Find out more about ExChange Wa...
21 Aug 35min
'In Care and Incredible' with Rosie Canning
Rosie Canning, author of 'Hiraeth' discusses her new book 'In Care and Incredible', her own life experience of growing up in care, and her mission to de-stigmatise care experience in literature. Find...
27 Juli 21min
Informal Kinship Care of children & young people - with Lorna Stabler & Rose, an informal carer
This is the second podcast in our summer conference on Informal Carers. In this episode we chat with CASCADE Researcher Lorna Stabler and Rose, an informal carer, about the experiences of Informal Kin...
18 Juni 39min
Insights from family carers and professionals on unintentional ‘carer harm’ in Ireland - with Sarah Donnelly
In this episode we hear from Sarah Donnelly as she discusses her work on unintentional ‘carer harm’ in Ireland. You can read the paper here: https://academic.oup.com/bjsw/article/55/4/1695/7979369 F...
12 Juni 31min
In Conversation with the CASCADE Parents Group
Martin Elliott sits down with three members of the CASCADE Parents Group in this episode. They discuss the importance of including Public Involvement within Social Care Research, highlighting the expe...
1 Apr 33min
Working with Parents with Learning Disabilities - with Beth Tarleton and Danielle Turney
In this episode, Martin discusses the involvement and overrepresentation of parents with learning disabilities with children's services with Beth Tarleton and Danielle Turney. Find out more about ExC...
18 Mars 35min
Safeguarding Older Adults - with Sarah Lonbay
For our spring conference on Adult Safeguarding, Sarah Lonbay joins us to talk about her research on identifying and responding to domestic abuse in older populations, the key challenges and complexit...
18 Feb 33min
The Detention of Black People under the Mental Health Act - Renée Aleong
Jeremy Dixon interviews Renée Aleong about her research on the detention of Black people - and the overrepresentation of Black Men - under the Mental Health Act, as well as sharing the opinions and an...
14 Jan 36min
