Reconciliation and Sorry Weeks at their most fundamental level call each of us to be reflexive (thinking, evaluating and acting) about our respectful relationships with […]
Associate Professor Lorna Hallahan marks International Day of People with Disability It’s time to retire our slogan: ’Nothing about us without us.’ Innovation requires destruction. As […]
When SWIRLS Member Luke Cantley was given the opportunity to join Flinders University and research Aboriginal child protection systems, he was keen, but thought it would […]
Congratulations to the 2022 winners and finalists of the 2022 Child Protection Awards. The Child Protection Awards ceremony took place on 9 September 2022, celebrating the […]
While discussing high-profile child protection cases is not a subject to talk about “over dinner” it is important for parents to be open to conversation with […]
SWIRLS social work research has made a definitive real-world impact, with the Fair Work Commission (FWC) yesterday handing down a decision that workers should be entitled to […]
While the future of abortion access in the United States makes international headlines, South Australia is behind the rest of Australia in implementing its new abortion laws. […]
SWIRLS Director, Professor Sarah Wendt, marks Domestic Violence Awareness Month Today marks the beginning of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Every year, I pause and think of […]
A ground-breaking national framework for protecting young people with disabilities from abuse is the aim of new research that has been awarded funding, led by disability […]