1. Roger Lewis (Disabled People Against Cuts) – Disabled People, Austerity and Welfare Reform in a Global Economic Crisis – Stoking the fires of resistance
2. Jeremy Weinstein (SWAN London) – The Meaning of Madness for Radicals in Social Work
3. Anna Gupta and Sue Clayton (Royal Holloway University) – Separated children seeking asylum and their transitions to adulthood
4. Colin Slasberg – Learning from the failures of the Government’s self directed support and personal budget strategy
5. Roger Green (Goldsmiths College) – What is to be Done? Universities and the voluntary and community sector working together to support working class communities: The role of research
6. Ruth Appleton (Sante Refugee Mental Health Access Project) – Refugees Welcome Here
7. Kerry Cuskelly (SWAN Ireland) – Social Welfare and Privatisation in a Globalising World
8. Simon Cardy – Alternative Social Care Futures: Racial Social Work in Practice
9. Lund University / PowerUs – Mend the Gap: a teaching method for a mobilising social work
10. Sarah Banks – In whose interest? Action research on debt in poor households on Teesside
11. Mally Chandler and Joe Greener – Atos assessments: an ethnographic exploration
12. Anya Chaika – Invisible England blog (raise awareness of Holding Therapy in the UK): http://invisibleengland2.wordpress.com/
13. Tom Henri (Goldsmiths College) – The two dogmas of social work: http://tomhenri.blogspot.co.uk/2013/04/the-king-stay-king.html
14. Jean Robertson-Molloy – Movement for an Adoption Apology BBC footage:
Veronica Smith – Movement for an Adoption Apology
Jean Robertson-Molloy – Movement for an Adoption Apology
Helen Jeffries – Movement for an Adoption Apology
