SWU is proud to feature the winners of the SWU Assignment: World Social Work Day 2026 Essay Competition
Four social work students / apprentices have each won a prize of £500 for their outstanding essays on solidarity and hope.
Four social work students / apprentices have each won a prize of £500 for their outstanding essays on solidarity and hope.
We are asking the new Welsh Government to deliver on their promise and commit to providing practical assistance in achieving a genuine disability review, led independently and democratically by disabled people and our organisations, including our trade unions.
SWU Ambassador Dr Neil Thompson makes a case for the kind of leadership development our field actually needs.
The SWU survey results highlight alarming pressures and raise significant concerns about the future of social work education.
Vulnerable children are in danger and staff are being pushed beyond breaking point. This must not be normalised.
BASW/SWU Advice & Representation A&R Officer Laura Sheridan answers commonly asked questions about the fitness to practice process.
We stand in full solidarity with migrant and racialised communities in Belfast who have been subjected to coordinated racist violence.
Every student and worker, every trade unionist and anti-war activist is invited to join us in London on 20th June 2026.
A profession that teaches advocacy, social justice, and anti-oppressive practice must also be willing to advocate for those who educate its future workforce.
Gypsy, Roma and Traveller History Month calls us to remember not only where we have come from but also where we still need to go.