Vol. 36 No. 1 (2024)

Published: 2024-04-21

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Editorial

A call for social work resistance to the rollback of socially progressive policies

Liz Beddoe, Emily Keddell, Neil Ballantyne

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Original Articles

Whānau Pūkenga—Survive, normalise, flourish: Peer support for Indigenous academic social workers

Hannah Mooney, Ange Watson, Deacon Fisher, Paul'e Ruwhiu

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Secondary stressors and counselling within social work practice following disaster

Kathryn Hay, Lynne Briggs, Sue Bagshaw

19–31
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Grace Millane: "She should have been safe here"

Katelyn Appleyard, Shirley J Julich

32–44
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Their Stories, Our History: Mike O’Brien

Barbara Staniforth, Carole Adamson

45–59
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How well does social work education in Aotearoa New Zealand prepare social workers to work with people claiming welfare benefits and what could be done better?

Alastair Russell, Charon Lessing

60–74
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Social work formulation: Principles and strategies for mental health social workers in Aotearoa New Zealand

Jo Appleby, Kendra Cox, Karyn Black, Natasha Marsh

75–88
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The string to my kite: How supervision contributes to the development of a newly qualified social worker’s professional identity

Lynn Bruning, Kathryn Hay, Kieran O'Donoghue

89–101
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Social work and telehealth

Margaret Alston, Carole Adamson, Jenny Boddy, Kelly Irons

102–113
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‘They are my tribe’: How a self-organising women’s group built a sisterhood that improved wellbeing and increased social connectedness

Doris Testa

114–126
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Application of the critical intersections model to social work with young mothers in Aotearoa New Zealand

Victoria Holden

127–136
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Practice Notes

Ongoing benefits of a knowledge- exchange project codesigned with students

Irene De Haan, Cherie Appleton, Jerry Lo

137–148
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The Oranga Tamariki Practice Framework - Setting out, explaining, and reinforcing our practice approach.

Tony Stanley

149–155
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LOVE—A tool for making ethical decisions

Jeremy Le Comte

156–162
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Book Reviews

The strengths approach in practice: How it changes lives

Georgina Guild

163–164
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Creative writing for social research: A practical guide

Andrew Davidson

165–168
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Governing families: Problematising technologies in social welfare and criminal justice

Eileen Joy

169–171
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The Politics of Children’s Rights and Representation

Darren Renau

172–173
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