Roxana Diamond is a PhD Candidate within the College of Education, Psychology and Social Work at Flinders University. She is conducting peer based research, looking at […]
Flinders social work experts have taken out two awards at the Australian New Zealand Social Work and Welfare Education and Research Awards, announced at the ANZSWWER […]
How do we build more integrated services for vulnerable families? Every year South Australia welcomes about 20,000 newborn children into the world and around 3,700 of […]
Professor Sarah Wendt’s article in Brave Minds describes how SWIRLS is bringing together all social work’s stakeholders. Growing up on a farm, Professor Sarah Wendt came […]
An audit of the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children has cast doubt over its effectiveness, highlighting issues around monitoring and reporting. […]
Little is known about how social and geographical isolation shape women’s coping abilities and domestic violence service provision. This study engaged with five different types of […]
To coincide with the release of new e-learning courses, Emerging Minds have partnered with SWIRLS Members Priscilla Dunk-West and Sarah Wendt to produce two practice papers […]
Hear from Professor Sarah Wendt on the importance of understanding the effects of FDV on children “As soon as you centre the child…you can start to […]
The ability of generalist practitioners to identify adults who are either perpetrating or experiencing family and domestic violence (FDV) is crucial for the prevention and early […]