Vol. 28 No. 4 (2016): Special issue

Creativity and innovation in social work practice and research

Published: 2016-12-23

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Editorial

Creativity and innovation in social work

Jane Maidment, Ian Hyslop, Yvonne Crichton-Hill

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Original Articles

Picturing creative approaches to social work research: Using photography to promote social change

Michele Jarldorn

5-16
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Using the eye of the camera to bare racism: A photovoice project

Bharati Sethi

17-28
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The art of body mapping: A methodological guide for social work researchers

Michelle Skop

29-43
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Innovation and graphic facilitation

Deborah Espiner, Frances Hartnett

44-53
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Embodied interpretation: Assessing the knowledge produced through a dance-based inquiry

Yukari Seko, Trish van Katwyk

54-66
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‘Looking for the blue, the yellow, all the colours of the rainbow’: the value of participatory arts for young people in social work practice

Amber Walls, Kelsey L Deane, Peter John O'Connor

67-79
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A Pākehā journey towards bicultural practice through guilt, shame, identity and hope

Heidi Suzanne Crawford

80-88
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Biopolitics, complex systems theory and ecological social work: Conceptualising ways of transitioning to low carbon futures

Uschi Bay

89-99
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Companion animals and disasters: The role of Human Services Organisations

John Darroch, Carole Adamson

100-108
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Reducing frequent visits to Emergency Departments

Jane George, Lynne Briggs

109-115
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Book Reviews

Critical and creative research methods in social work

Lia Bryant

116-117
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Practice research partnerships in social work: Making a difference

Christa Fouché

118-119
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Social work for sociologists: Theory and practice

Kate van Heugten, Anita Gibbs

120-121
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Challenges in professional supervision: Current themes and models for practice

Liz Beddoe, Allyson Davys

123-124
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