Ep.3 Men don’t care? Masculinity and Frontline
Episode 3 of our debate series explores the benefits of being a social worker, helping people to understand what exactly it means to work in this life-changing profession.
Read moreInvitation to facilitate wellbeing sessions at our summer institute
We are looking to contract one or two remote, online facilitators to deliver extra-curricular sessions at the Frontline programme summer institute.
Read moreEp.2 Men don’t care? Masculinity and careers
Episode 2 of our three-part series, Men don’t care? focuses on how gender stereotypes affect which careers men ultimately seek out for themselves.
Read moreEp.1 Men don’t care? Masculinity and talking
Episode 1 of our new three-part series, Men don’t care? looks at the wider impacts that masculinity has on young men. New episodes every Thursday.
Read moreWhy more men should become social workers
Boys and young men make up more than half the children that social workers support, but only 14% of children’s social workers are men.
Read moreFrom parent to practitioner: my journey into social work as a mum of two
The skills that I’ve developed in parenthood have helped me on the Frontline programme, and in my social work journey to date.
Read moreIf you love social work, you will love the practice tutor role
The practice tutor role is the perfect next step for social workers if you want to continue doing people-focused work with a direct impact on children.
Read moreConversations about race in social work
Frontline participant, Sandeep, highlights the importance of anti-racist practice and having the confidence to address race and racism within social work.
Read moreChild Trafficking, Modern Slavery and Exploitation Training with Frontline Fellow Phil
Child trafficking often goes under the radar and is an issue very few professionals have a high level of knowledge or awareness around. In order to change this Frontline Fellow Phil Spencer, recently ran a training session for fellows on child trafficking, modern slavery and exploitation.
Read moreSmall Changes project
Small Changes workshops: inspiring and empowering fellows and their colleagues with new ideas of how they can create change within local authorities.
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