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The day will be made up of four sessions. In each session three keynote speakers (speaking for 10 minutes) will set the context – allowing 40 minutes for questions, contributions and debate from the floor of the conference.
The programme is follows:
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Time
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Event/Session Title
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9.15-9.45
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Registration
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| 9.45-10.00 |
Conference opening and welcome Professor Pillay VC Liverpool Hope
University. |
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10.00-10.15
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Roy Bailey
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10.20-11.40
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Session 1: The Radical Social Work Legacy
Speakers:
Jeremy Weinstein, Professor Chris Jones, Mary Langan
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11.45-12
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Coffee/tea
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12 - 1.15
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Session 2: Radical Social Work and Oppression
Speakers:
Professor Charlotte Williams, Professor Peter Beresford, Laura Penketh
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1.15-2.00
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Lunch
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2.00 - 2.15
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Professor Walter Lorenz "Where is social work going - European
perspectives" |
| 2.15 - 3.15.
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Session 3: Open Stream
Stream A (Room 102)
“Constructing the Social – Social Work, Social Capital & Social
Enterprise : The Return of the Emperor’s New Clothes?” Samantha Baron
“Radical Thinking in Consensual Contexts in Social Work Policy and
Practice” Adam Dinham and Tom Henri
Stream B (Room 109)
“Is the recent invisibility of ‘race’ and racism in social work the
new radicalism?” Cathy Aymer
“The politics of sexuality: Learning from the past to inform radical
social work practice of the future” Christine Cocker and Helen Cosis
Brown
Stream C (Great Hall)
“Radical social work theory and practice in mental health – learning
from the past to preserve our future”. Vicki Coppock
“Grass roots welfare in Greece: Reflections on a ‘road not taken’
(Vassilis Ioakimidis and Dora Teloni
Stream D (Room 113)
“Social Work, Welfare and War: Meeting human need in Beirut during
Israel’s 33 day war, 2006” Barrie Levin and Michael Lavalette
“Community Social Work with India’s dispossessed: Chennai’s fishing
community and the Asian Tsunami” Sandra Jospeh and Laura Prasana,
India |
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3.15-3.30
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Coffee/tea
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3.30 – 4.30
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Radical Social Work: Future Prospects
Speakers:
Dr. Mark Baldwin, Dr. Sarah Banks, Dr Iain Ferguson
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| 4.30-4.45 |
Conference closing remarks "Radical Social Work and the
Social Work Action Network" Dr Michael Lavalette Associate Professor
of Social Work, Liverpool Hope University
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Last Updated ( Thursday, 28 January 2010 )
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Conference Programme 
