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Decolonising Social Work Field Education

Decolonising Social Work Field Education Podcast
Social Work Education
Social Work
Decolonisation
Decolonisation In Social Work
Social Justice
Gender-Based Violence
Racism In Education
Cultural Competence
Child Protection
Ethnic Diversity
Decolonization
Power Dynamics In Education
Microaggressions
Salborna Model
Decoloniality
Indigenous Family Structures
Social Work Field Education
Honor-Based Abuse
Community Care
Cultural Realities

Decolonising Social Work Field Education is a podcast exploring how colonial legacies shape UK social work placements. Based on a global scoping review, it features students, educators, and practitioners reflecting on power, identity, resistance, and change. Funded by the European Association of Schools of Social Work and led by Associate Professor Henglien Lisa Chen (University of Sussex), it is ... more

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What does ‘Wellbeing’ truly mean, and who gets to define it? In this episode, host Henglien Lisa Chen speaks with Dr. Wasiq Silan, an Indigenous scholar from Taiwan, to explore holistic, community-rooted understandings of care. They reflect on coloni... more

What does a culturally relevant field placement look like in social work education? In this episode, host Ann Anka hosts a powerful dialogue with Dr. Carlene Cornish and student Zahra Farkane to explore how dominant placement models often overlook th... more

What does it mean to practise social work rooted in culture, community, and collective care? In this episode, guest Thierry Kwizera, a social worker from Burundi, joins host Henglien Lisa Chen to explore how community-led models challenge dominant We... more

In this episode, we are joined by host Libby Hammond and guest Shirley Young, an Aboriginal social worker from South Australia. The conversation challenges Western frameworks that dominate social work education and practice. Shirley shares personal a... more

How do immigration, trauma, and colonial legacies intersect in gender-based violence policy and practice? In this episode, host Professor Nishi Mitra Vom Berg speaks with Yvonne Tyree, a UK-based social worker with over 30 years’ experience supportin... more

What does it mean to embed justice at the heart of education, technology, and field practice? In this episode, we have our host Michael Wallengren Lynch and Dr. Taskeen Adam, a researcher and educator whose work spans digital education, decoloniality... more

What does it mean to decolonise and rehumanise social work field education? In this episode, host Catherine Ellis speaks with Wayne Reid from the British Association of Social Workers. Together, they explore how colonial legacies persist in field pla... more

In this first episode of the Decolonising Social Work Field Education podcast series, the full team reflects on the rigorous scoping review on Decolonising Social Work Field Education that formed the foundation of this podcast project. Together, they... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Wasiq Silan
Indigenous scholar from Taiwan focusing on social justice and indigenous development
National Donghua University
Episode: Understanding Indigenous Communities’ Approach towards holistic well-being
Dr. Carlene Cornish
Social Professor in the School of Social Work from Cape Town, South Africa
University of East Anglia
Episode: Rethinking Field Placements for Cultural Relevance
Zahra Farkane
Social work student, mature student from Morocco
University of East Anglia
Episode: Rethinking Field Placements for Cultural Relevance
Thierry Kwizera
Social worker from Burundi and Child Protection Officer at Social Action for Development
Social Action for Development
Episode: Community Care and Collective Healing in Social Work
Shirley Young
An Aboriginal woman and social worker with experience in child protection and mental health.
Nookinoo peoples, South Australia
Episode: Integrating Indigenous Family Structures in Social Work Education
Yvonne Tyree
Social worker with over 30 years of experience, currently team manager for the People from Abroad team
Local Authority
Episode: Decolonising Policy and Advocacy in Gender-Based Violence
Taskeen Adam
An engineer turned expert in development studies and education focusing on technology and decoloniality
Episode: Understanding Adam’s Decolonial and Social Justice Framework in Field Education
Wayne Reid
A social worker with over 20 years of experience in health and social care, and a professional officer at the British Association of Social Workers.
British Association of Social Workers
Episode: Decolonising and Rehumanising Social Work Field Education
Ann Anka
Associate Professor in Social Work at University of East Anglia
University of East Anglia
Episode: Where it All Began: The Team Behind the Scoping Review

Hosts

Tina Odu
Co-host and social work apprentice pursuing a Bachelor's of Social Work in the UK.
Eleanor Hogan
Co-host and social work apprentice pursuing a Bachelor's of Social Work in the UK.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Rethinking Field Placements for Cultural Relevance
Q: What does a supportive learning environment look like on placement, considering that for a black, Asian and minoritised student facing challenges of racism?
A supportive learning environment acknowledges the complex realities faced by minority students, addresses issues of racism directly, and empowers students to speak up about their experiences without fear of repercussions.
Understanding Indigenous Communities’ Approach towards holistic well-being
Q: What is the power relations that makes you a social worker who has the power to go into communities?
It's essential for social workers to recognize historical traumas and the survival strategies of indigenous communities, understanding that true care comes from learning together rather than imposing solutions.
Understanding Indigenous Communities’ Approach towards holistic well-being
Q: Could you share your reflection on these interconnected challenges, please?
Dr. Silan critiques how neoliberal metrics in social work can create barriers for indigenous self-determination, emphasizing that decolonisation efforts need to be genuine and grounded in community needs, rather than just adopting neoliberal measures.
Decolonising Policy and Advocacy in Gender-Based Violence
Q: Based on your experience, what policy or institutional barriers, especially in the case of the UK, have you seen that make it harder for immigrant women to come out, to speak out, and to access support for family-based violence?
Yvonne discusses normalization of violence in cultural contexts, stigma facing migrant women, and a lack of belief in their experiences during asylum processes.
Decolonising Policy and Advocacy in Gender-Based Violence
Q: Yvonne, today, I would like for you to tell us a little bit about a story or an experience that illustrates the unique challenges you and your team face when you are supporting particularly immigrant women who face gender-based violence or honor-based abuse.
Yvonne shares a challenging case of a wife feeling threatened by her in-laws after her husband was married abroad, highlighting the complexities of power dynamics within the family.

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This podcast presents an in-depth examination of how colonial legacies influence social work practices and education, particularly in the UK context. It features discussions among students, educators, and social work practitioners who share personal experiences and critical reflections on power dynamics, identity, and the need for systemic change in social work placements. Each episode emphasizes the importance of integrating diverse cultural perspectives and decolonizing traditional approaches, aiming to foster a more equitable and inclusive social work education. Unique to this series is its focus on lived experiences and its commitment to challenging dominant narratives within the field of social work.

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Recent guests on Decolonising Social Work Field Education include:

1. Dr. Wasiq Silan
2. Dr. Carlene Cornish
3. Zahra Farkane
4. Thierry Kwizera
5. Shirley Young
6. Yvonne Tyree
7. Taskeen Adam
8. Wayne Reid

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