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2021
Nov
Leaving narratives unchallenged can only lead to injustice
Leaving narratives unchallenged can only lead to injustice
Reflecting on the impact of the media, and how it is used, in shaping public attitudes to care experience.
Topic :
Adoption
,
Stigma
Author :
Samantha Fiander
2019
Jun
Let’s stamp stigma out for care experienced once and for all
Let’s stamp stigma out for care experienced once and for all
Guest Joe Rankin of the Nevis Group discusses the need to stamp out stigma for those with care experience.
Topic :
Stigma
Author :
Joe Rankin
2018
Dec
Care experience at Christmas
Care experience at Christmas
In this blog post, Alastair Redpath, Co-Chair of the Independent Care Review’s Stigma Work Group, considers why Christmas might not be all joy and cheer for everyone but sees hope for change.
Topic :
Stigma
,
Throughcare and aftercare
Author :
Alastair Redpath
2018
Dec
Caring about care means being ready to change
Caring about care means being ready to change
John Ryan reflects on the fight to continue to do best by Scotland’s children.
Topic :
REACH
,
Residential care
,
Stigma
Author :
John Ryan
2018
Dec
It’s okay to not be okay
It’s okay to not be okay
Laura Sharpe from See Me to talks about the results of a survey looking at the mental health of young people in Scotland.
Topic :
REACH
,
Stigma
,
Voices of young people
Author :
Laura Sharpe
2018
Dec
How do you solve a problem like… stigma?
How do you solve a problem like… stigma?
Daniel Busso of the Frameworks Institute writes about how stigma could be changed.
Topic :
REACH
,
Stigma
Author :
Daniel Busso
2018
Dec
Telling Stories
Telling Stories
The representation of care experienced people in literature, film and storytelling.
Topic :
REACH
,
Stigma
,
Voices of young people
Author :
Charlotte Armitage
2018
Nov
Change the language of poverty
Change the language of poverty
Chris Small from Children in Scotland explains how and why tackling stigma on poverty led to a new campaign for action to improve children's lives
Topic :
REACH
,
Stigma
Author :
Chris Small
2018
Oct
Implications of the Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill
Implications of the Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill
Dr Louise Hill considers the implications of the Children (Equal Protection from Assault) (Scotland) Bill and how similar measures have impacted on support services in other countries.
Topic :
Child protection
,
Legislation
,
Physical abuse
,
Stigma
Author :
Dr Louise Hill
2017
Jan
How will bairns fair in 2017?
How will bairns fair in 2017?
Jennifer Davidson blogs about what 2016 has meant for the children’s sector and what the year ahead will bring.
Topic :
Foster care
,
International
,
Kinship care
,
Legislation
,
Online safety
,
Permanence
,
Residential care
,
Stigma
Author :
Jennifer Davidson
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