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music (as Jeanette Leech) and health/social care (as Jeanette Sutton).
This framework offers a set of processes and principles that will be helpful to those conducting and/or participating in Large Scale Investigations. To help think through how these processes and principles can be realised, the framework also contains practice steps that can be considered as hallmarks of good practice...
This Tool is designed to help think through some of the complexities of responding to child exploitation and extra-familial harm in direct work. The Practice Principles are relevant and applicable to all those who work with children and young people. They ‘speak’ across a range of roles, including strategic and managerial, but in this Tool the focus is on direct work. As we know, child exploitation and extra-familial harm can affect any child or young person. If you work directly with...
"I don't know how I find the balance in my songwriting," Jojo Orme, AKA Heartworms, says. "It's just instinct. It's kind of like how I like to design my office. I always like to make sure all the pictures are spaced certain ways, do the colours look right, is that too much to look at.
As a strategic leader, taking time to fully consider the cultural and linguistic issues for Deaf and hard of hearing people, and recognising the way these might interact with mental health issues, is a crucial basis for an improved response.
Drawing on dozens of new interviews and packed full of stories never before told, Fearless explores how the strands of post-rock entwined and frayed, creating one of the most diverse bodies of music ever to exist under one name.
In the late 60s and early 70s the inherent weirdness of folk met switched-on psychedelic rock and gave birth to new, strange forms of acoustic-based avant-garde music.
Discriminatory abuse has been a distinct category of abuse in safeguarding adults policy since 2000, but it is rarely used in practice, according to recent official statistics. As part of a larger project, the authors undertook a literature review to clarify the concept, explore reasons for low reporting and consider recommendations for practice. The purpose of this paper is to present the findings of this literature review.
Creating a safe and welcoming environment, where everyone is respected and valued, is at the heart of safeguarding. It's about making sure your organisation is run in a way that actively prevents harm, harassment, bullying, abuse and neglect. It's also about being ready to respond safely and well if there is a problem.
Inclusive in more ways than one, Nitin Sawhney's 13th album, 'Identity', is wide-ranging yet deeply personal. Sawhney tells Dig! why.
Co-production means that people with lived experience take an equal role in the design of policy and services, and that they are partners in the creation and delivery of those services. This briefing will give an overview of co-production from the basic theory to how it can work in organisations on all levels, considering its importance for people who use services, practitioners, service providers and commissioners.
