Transforming field education: Exploring creative innovations and practices in Aotearoa, rural Australia, Canada and Ireland

Monica Short, Erica Russ, Cherie Appleton, Carole Adamson, Louise Whitaker, Caroline Walters, Melissa Petrakis, Lynn Berger, Rohena Duncombe, Emma Rush, Joanne Rose, Scott Gartshore, Carmel Halton, Brenda Morris

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Presentation on behalf of the International Network of Co-operative Inquirers

Conference

ConferenceANZSWWER (Australian and New Zealand Social Work and Welfare Education and Research) Symposium
Abbreviated titleLived Experience in social work and human services
Country/TerritoryAustralia
CityMelbourne
Period10/11/2211/11/22
OtherThe practice, education and research contexts of social work and human services must continuously evolve with the last two years of unprecedented disruption requiring significant reflection, flexibility, and change. The associated impacts and experiences have resulted in new ways of being, thinking and doing. This year’s symposium aims to give a platform for the social work and human services research, education and practice community to voice, listen and celebrate innovation, triumphs, challenges and creative practices. This year we also invite Honours students to present their research. We particularly welcome abstracts that consider the use of digital technologies across all themes. We seek contributions to the ANZSWWER 2022 Symposium that add to the discussion of the emergence and transformation of social work and human services under the following broad themes.
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