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BASW staff and representatives appeared on a range of media outlets following the National Review's publication.

BASW proactively engaged a range of media outlets, to ensure our profession is represented in national discussions about the future of children’s social care in England.

A full analytical look at the Review, its recommendations, and how it impacts all areas of social work will be forthcoming soon.

The shocking case of Child Q highlights the reality that racism is ever present in our education, criminal justice and other systems.

The UK Government needs to go much further, and much faster, in scaling up effective responses to meet this huge need.

BASW England has been strongly encouraging members to share their views - and we've also put together our own submission, which you can read here.

BJSW co-editor Dr Reima Ana Maglajlic speaks to Will Mason and Lisa Bunting about their research into inequalities in UK child welfare interventions.

BASW England’s members have consistently stated that children's rights must be at the heart of the Review of Children's Social Care.

BASW will be giving oral evidence on migrant children and age assessments, as part of the committee's scrutiny of the Nationality and Borders Bill.

BASW England responds to latest update from Review of Children's Social Care