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NATIONAL ABN 93 008 576 010 Bulletinnewsletter of the AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION of SOCIAL WORKERS • VOLUME 21 ISSUE 2 • WINTER 2011 ISSN 1329-0282 NATIONAL ABN 93 008 576 010 bulletinNEWSLETTER OF THE AUSTRALIAN ASSOCIATION OF SOCIAL WORKERS • VOLUME 21 ISSUE 2 • WINTER 2011 • OPEN LY F U O J R M M O E M R F B S E R N A O I P T P A L I C All members should now have received their Renewal SYDNEY 2011 Pack in the mail Remember – to take advantage of the earlybird rate, renew by June 30! To renew your AASW membership online CBT Across the lifespan • Go to our website at www.aasw.asn.au • Click on the “Renew your membership” image on the home page. This will take you to a page where you will find further instructions on renewing. Go to aasw.asn.au to renew Current direct debit payers Please note, if you currently pay by direct debit, you will be automatically renewed to the same membership type on 1 July 2011. If you are currently paying by direct debit, but eligible to renew to a different membership type (e.g. currently full fee but now eligible for the reduced fee, or vice versa) you must go through the renewal process and select the appropriate type. If you don’t need to change your membership type, please login (username and password below) to update/confirm your profile details (click on ‘Member Resources’ and ‘Update Member Profile’). Current Accredited Mental Health Social Workers Don’t forget, if you are an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, you will need to renew this membership immediately after you renew your regular AASW membership. This is vital if you wish to continue to provide services under Medicare. If you have any problems at all with this process, please call the Membership team on 1800 630 124 or 02 6232 3915, or National Office on 02 6232 3900 so we can assist you. SPECIAL ISSUE of AUSTRALIAN SOCIAL WORK WORKING WITH CHILDREN Australian Social Work is seeking original manuscripts for a special issue dedicated to working with children. Children are an important group of social work service users. This volume will bring together papers that advance knowledge for policy and practice in social work with children. The volume will focus on papers concerning the wellbeing, social participation, and protection of children of all ages. We are interested in papers that: • Analyse policy issues related to recognising the needs and rights of children as distinct from those of their parents, in field such as domestic violence, family relationships, child protection, mental health, and substance abuse. • Focus upon strategies to ensure children have a voice in decisions made by professionals that affect them. • Consider the roles of individuals, communities, and policies in enhancing the wellbeing of children. • Discuss how social work practice with children may be changing. • Consider how social work education is developing and could further develop practitioners’ capacities to work effectively with children. The special issue may include: • Theoretical papers that advance frameworks for children’s participation. • Policy papers that address the implications of conceptualising children as ‘vulnerable’ and ‘at-risk’ in social policy. • Research papers that describe and evaluate strategies that are effective (or ineffective) in engaging with children. • Practice papers that critically reflect upon current policies, practices, issues, and dilemmas in working with children. • Papers on educational preparation of social work and human service professionals to work effectively with children. The deadline for submissions is March 2012. Please contact the Editor or Guest Editors to express your interest in submitting a paper. Professor Christine Bigby Editor [email protected] Clare Tilbury Guest Editor [email protected] Karen Healy Guest Editor [email protected] Contents Contents Features Regular articles Australian College of Social Work: National President’s Report: Leading Practice Excellence...................................................15 Leadership – getting the balance right . ..................................5 Australian Social Work Education and Accreditation From the Chief Executive Officer: (ASWEA) Standards Review 2011 ....................................... 17 Farewell from the CEO .........................................................7 I cannot censor myself anymore ... ....................................... 23 Letters to the Editor ..........................................................19 Registration .......................................................................... 25 Product order form ............................................................35 Continuing Professional Development ................................ 26 AASW Member Benefits ...................................................36 Recovery in North Queensland ........................................... 26 AASW Strategic Plan 2011–2015 ........................................ 27 Social Policy and Advocacy .................................................. 29 • OPEN Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting LY F U O J R (CHOGM) preparations update .......................................... 31 M M O E M R F B S E R Ethics update ....................................................................... 32 N A O I P T P A L I C Direct Debit for Membership Fees Please note that once direct debit is initiated, funds will be transferred from your nominated bank/ financial institution account on the 26th day of each month. 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