From Student to Practitioner; race, racism and social work (phase 2)

Beverley Burke

Senior Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University

Philomena Harrison

Senior Lecturer, Liverpool Hope University

Andrea Newman

Senior Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University

Katrina Igbinovia

Research Practitioner & Student, Liverpool John Moores University

Listen to Andrea explain more about the research project:

Title: From Student to Practitioner: Race, Racism and Social Work. Phase 2

Initial findings from the first CMSWTP funded research project: From Student to Practitioner: Race, Racism and Social Work, indicated that Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic students and practitioners had a positive experience of coming together in a safe space to discuss issues important to them regarding their lived experience and perspectives of race and racism within social work.

This NIHR funded continuation project aims:

  • To provide professional development opportunities for BAME students and practitioners

Project objectives are:

  • To provide 3 networking facilitated discussion forums where safe conversations can take place
  • To discuss and develop thinking around Anti-Racist practice
  • To evaluate the experiences of participation in the 3 events
  • To write up and disseminate outcomes from Phase 1 and Phase 2 of the research

Partner: LJMU and LHU

Identified Lead: Andrea Newman, Beverley Burke and Philomena Harrison

Contact info: a.newman@ljmu.ac.uk