Ecswr 2021 Virtual Final Program

ECSWR 2021 10TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE FOR SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH 5 - 7 May 2021 • Virtual Conference Programme time: Social Work Research: Contributing to Innovations in Practice, Policy and Social Development Central European Summer Time (CEST)

Wednesday, 05 May 2021

08:00 - 20:00 Registration

09:30 - 12:00 SIG events

12:00 - 13:00 Lunch break - Welcome by Csaba Degi, Local Organizing Committee Karen Winter, ESWRA SIG Lead

13:00 - 15:20 SIG events

Opening Session

Artistic moment - youth supported by The Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation

Florin Lazăr - Local Chair ECSWR 2021

Judith Metz - Chair of ESWRA

Marian Preda - Rector of the University of Bucharest 15:30 - 17:00 Artistic moment - youth supported by The Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation

Teresa Bertotti- EASSW President

Jon Symonds - Vice Chair of ESWRA

Presentation of ESWRA Awards for Outstanding Publications

Artistic moment - youth supported by The Margareta of Romania Royal Foundation

Introduction to keynote by Daniela Șoitu, “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University, Iași, Romania 17:00 - 18:00 Keynote Lecture: Linda Lundgaard Andersen, Professor, Roskilde University, Denmark Social work in the wake of social entrepreneurship, social innovation and the collaborative turn

18:00 - 18:30 Coffee Break

18:30 - 20:00 ESWRA General Assembly

ecswr2020.org ECSWR 2021 10TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE FOR SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH 5 - 7 May 2021 • Virtual Conference Programme time: Social Work Research: Contributing to Innovations in Practice, Policy and Social Development Central European Summer Time (CEST)

Thursday, 06 May 2021

Welcome by Doru Buzducea, Dean of the Faculty of Sociology and Social Work, University of Bucharest

09:00 - 10:00 Introduction to keynote by Mihaela Tomiță, West University of Timișoara, Romania Keynote Lecture: Ioan Durnescu, Professor, University of Bucharest, Romania Towards a process theory of reentry 10:00 - 10:20 Coffee Break 10:20 - 11:50 Parallel Sessions A 10:20 - 11:50 Symposium 2 Symposium 8 Symposium 18 Workshop 7

Risk versus rights: Current challenges Methodological challenges and opportunities in social Opportunities and Obstacles in the Residential child care’ as an emerging in Irish social work practice regarding work research and knowledge production together with Evaluation of Homelessness from professional field - challenges, cross- assessment of adult disclosures of professional practitioners and user groups with restricted a Lifeworld-oriented International national differences, and lessons childhood sexual abuse autonomy Social Work Perspective learned

Presenters: Joseph Mooney; Fiachra Presenters: Sissel Seim; Tor Slettebø; Monica Kjørstad; Presenters: Matthias Drilling; Zsolt Presenters: Eeva Timonen-Kallio; Ó’Súilleabháin; Geraldine O’Sullivan; Håvard Aaslund; Jan Marius Gathen; Anita Strøm; Ariana Temesvary; Lyn Šikić-Mićanović; Lea Jolanta Pivoriene; Sigrid James Kieran Campbell Guilherme Fernandes; Tone Jørgensen; Lillian Bruland Lengyel Selseng; Anita Gjermestad; Kjell Einar Barsnes Titles: Titles: Non-recent allegations of abuse: Titles: Assessing the Lifeworld of Central and Socio-historic contexts, contemporary About the CHAPAR project and about the topic for the Eastern European Homeless People responses, professional dilemmas; symposium: Methodological challenges and opportunities; Living in Basel.

Irish social workers’ experiences Research circles: Methodological challenges and Better Having Nothing than Being of assessing adult disclosures of opportunities when cooperating with professionals and Abused? Qualitative Research on childhood sexual abuse: The challenge users, examples from research circles with substance users the Life Stories of Women who were of balancing risk and rights; and families in contact with child welfare and social welfare; Victims of Domestic Violence Before Becoming Homeless in Hungary. Helping adults tell: Incorporating Dialogue conferences: Methodological challenges the EU Victims Directive into and opportunities when cooperating with users and The Vicious Circle: Exploring Hidden the assessment of retrospective professionals – expectations of actions; Homeless in Croati. disclosures of childhood sexual abuse; Methodological challenges & opportunities when Studying homelessness in the cooperating with users with severely restricted autonomy understanding of a social work (profound intellectual disability and dementia); science as a transformative science.

Action research and collective action in cooperation with persons who are homeless and/or substance users. Methodological challenges and opportunities;

Methodological challenges and opportunities with collective user participation. Results from a literature review;

Sociomaterial conditions for participation in Norwegian labour and welfare services.

Thursday, 06 May 2021

10:20 - 11:50 Symposium 22 Symposium 19

Search for what works in youth The role of informality for community work: tensions work, social street work and and challenges community work Presenters: Peter Raeymaeckers; Elien Mathys; Jeroen Presenters: Judith Metz; Cynthia Gradener; Michel Tirions; Jonathan Berg; Sjoukje Boomkens; Jolanda Sonneveld; Botman; Aafke Brinkhuijsen; Thomas Ölund; Sylvie van Evelien Rauwerdink-Nijland Dam; Rozalie Metze; Renate Minas

Titles: Methodic principles as starting point of social work methods;

Methodic principles of Girls Work;

Testing methodic principles for effectiveness;

How to capture the methodical acting of social street workers in the Netherlands.

Thursday, 06 May 2021

10:20 - 11:50 T1.8 Drug related interventions T6.12 Lessons from practice T1.1 Challenges of relationships in social work Chair: Adrian Dan Chair: Didier Reynaert Chair: Mihai Bogdan Iovu 1158 Drug-related bereavement and 1360 My Social Work Partner (MRP) – What is important recovery in social worker meetings with young people? 1240 Experts-by-experience in Kari Dyregrov Helle Birkholm Antczak; Signe Steensbæk Dutch social work: do expectations of their added value come true? 1160 Still seldom heard and 1643 Realities of penal mediation in Romania how Saskia Keuzenkamp; Renske van der hard to reach, still drinking? restorative is this practice in the context of the latest Zwet Understanding the drinking careers European developments of young people not in education Anamaria Oprea; Claudia Constantinescu 1523 Is a mixed problems self-help employment and training over time. group possible? An Italian pilot Peter Nelson; Sharon Tabberer 1633 Development of intercultural work in the Czech project about a MiDLE (mixed Republic: Premises and challenges in establishing an difficult life experiences) self-help 1662 “Expert“ vs. “Expert“: intercultural worker profession, that promotes migrants’ group Researching the support of older participation in civil society Maria Luisa Raineri; Valentina opioid users from both service Eva Dohnalová Calcaterra users’ and social work professionals’ perspective 1649 Aspects of recognition in Ines Arendt social work with people living in poverty: Sharpening the 1708 The impact of the COVID-19 resistance framework of radical pandemics on Alcoholics incrementalism Anonymous community Shachar Timor-Shlevin Adriana Lavinia Bulumac 1358 Getting our voices heard: crossing boundaries by empowering people with learning disabilities to influence adult safeguarding policy Lorna Montgomery; Lisa-Marie Wood; Berni Kelly; Leslie-Anne Newton

Thursday, 06 May 2021

10:20 - 11:50 T1.10 Challenges for social workers T3.1 Empathy and emotional contexts T2.11 Communication

Chair: Csaba Degi Chair: Sorina Dumitrache Chair: Brian Taylor

1164 Developing “self-efficacy” 1135 Love and fear in residential social work: an 1307 We very much agree! as an outcome measure in cross- investigation into the impact of positive relational Service users and staff co-creating national social work practice. knowledge in order to enhance Steven M Shardlow; Honglin Chen; Campbell Killick; Jenni Rice; Judith Mullineux social work practice Echo Yeung Sidsel Natland 1047 Reflexivity and strategies of emotions (re) 1226 Public social work reforms and construction in social work with families in the Czech 1186 ‘Tear down the walls’ - The professional social work roles. Republic challenges of supporting NEETs Asgeir Solstad Katerina Glumbikova; Marek Mikulec with symptoms of anxiety and depression in Danish municipal 1104 Constructing the city: Social 1500 Ethnographic study on the relationship between jobcenter services. workers’ images of public welfare social street workers and homeless people in a city Inge Bonfils; Stella Sieling-Monas; services in multicultural cities in of southern Italy: Dialogue as space of reciprocal Julia Salado-Rasmussen; Thomas light of ethnic-national conflicts recognition. Mackrill Roni Strier; Tamar Shwartz-Ziv; Maddalena Floriana Grassi Hisham M. Abu-Rayya 1412 Risk and relationship in mental 1496 The practising of emotions In children and families health practice 1364 Social work and public social work: Findings from an ethnographic study. Kelly Alexander perceptions Louise O’Connor Maura Daly 1119 Institutional ethnography as a feminist approach for social work research Marjo Kuronen

Thursday, 06 May 2021

10:20 - 11:50 T4.5 Power and actors’ T1.17 Difficulties, disabilities and innovative practice T6.10 Practices and proceedings perspectives Chair: Daniela Șoitu Chair: Tony Evans Chair: Smaranda Witec 1326 Perceptions and outcomes of informal social 1570 Advocacy in action: practice of 1588 Disruptive social work: Forms, support for parents with learning difficulties: A review of social work in Poland possibilities and tensions the literature Ryszard Necel Guy Feldman Hannah Jobling; Katherine Graham; Jennifer Threlfall 1426 What may be the value for 1594 Addressing post-separation 1403 People with psychiatric disabilities: the child welfare policy development of stalking from children’s perspective contribution of personal and social-communal resources keeping two social professions? The in Finland – co-operation between to health behaviors and health care services utilization case of Norway. researchers and professionals Rena Bina; Haya Itzhaky; Drorit Levy Inger Sofie Dahlø Husby; Anne Merja Laitinen; Anna Nikupeteri Juberg 1491 Innovating social work practice with homeless 1621 Material and symbolic people within emergency-driven care contexts: a case 1383 From report to support: a representations of job satisfaction: study study of the mandatory reporting Romanian social workers’ Emanuela Pascuzzi; Sabina Licursi process in Sweden perceptions of the shortcomings Hanna Dahlberg and benefits of social work practice 1213 Challenges and opportunities for social work Anca Mihai; Daniela Gaba; Florin research when working with people experiencing Usher 1341 Social workers as professional Lazar; Georgiana Cristina Rentea; syndrome: Using ‘multiple sensory communication and witnesses in care proceedings: Alexandra Ciocanel; Shari Munch interview methods’ understanding the effective Michelle Evans communication and evaluation 1316 Exploring forms of care in of professional practice across social work: Towards a contextual disciplinary boundaries sensitive and critical theory of care Ann Potter Maria Appel Nissen; Mie Engen; Andreas Møller Jørgensen 11:50 - 12:00 Screen Break

Thursday, 06 May 2021

12:00 - 13:30 Parallel Sessions B 12:00 - 13:30 T7.2 Understanding and distance T6.4 Co-production and transformative care T4.2 Exploring children’s social care The ESWRA Journal

Chair: Andrew Whittaker Chair: Anca Mihai Chair: Koen Hermans Chair: Inge Bryderup

1608 Trauma informed practice and 1595 Getting co-production off the ground: The 1132 Contributing to service design the Capabilities Approach: Towards experience of service users and social workers who have by investigating demand typologies a more holistic understanding of tried in children’s social care trauma recovery and wellbeing. Patricia Burns Rick Hood Kristine Hickle 1357 ‘Shall I go or shall I stay’ : A longitudinal study of 1553 Poverty and violence against 1165 Flexible method - a context children and family social workers in England children in southern Uganda: A based methodological approach in Hugh McLaughlin; Helen Scholar propensity score analysis social work research Darejan Dvalishvili, Joelynn Lars Uggerhøj 1313 The relational, emotional and embodied practices Muwanga, Lily Zmachinski, Flavia of care in social work: Technology and the politics of care Namuwonge, Fred M Ssewamala; 1183 Flexible rigidity and caring Mie Engen; Maria Appel Nissen; Andreas Møller Proscovia Nabunya; Ozge Sensoy distance. Discretion in working with Jørgensen Bahar. young people in compulsory care. Kerstin Svensson; Lina Ponnert 1393 State support for mothers and children in 1085 Perceived poverty and vulnerable situations loneliness in young adults: Are 1545 Longitudinal study of Florian Wingens; Marit Skivenes; Barbara Ruiken; Amy social capital and neighborhood trajectories and research transitions McEwan-Strand; Katre Luhamaa capital resilience factors? of Chilean social workers Tehila Refaeli; Netta Achdut Gabriela Rubilar, Gianinna Munoz 1072 The “father absence - mother blame” paradigm in child protection social services - which repercussions on single mothers? Andrea Fleckinger

Thursday, 06 May 2021

12:00 - 13:30 T1.23 Discovering and involving T1.16 Education, research and social policies The impact of the COVID-19 crisis Symposium 5 clients on service users Chair: Martine Ganzevles Socio-Ecological Transformations as Chair: Campbell Killick Chair: Janet Carter-Anand Social Work Issue?! 1218 ‘Bringing social work practice into the classroom- 1156 Making use of fidelity lessons from a London social work teaching partnership- 1685 Social work and child Presenters: Jana Posmek; Thomas reviews in implementation and perceptions of the ‘Ivory Tower’ protection for a post-pandemic van Elsen; Aila-Leena Matthies impact evaluations of Supported Lucille Allain; Helen Hingley-Jones; Dr. Linda Bell world: The re-making of practice Employment interventions during COVID-19 Titles: Stella Mia Sieling-Monas; Inge Harry Ferguson, Laura Kelly, Sarah Young people demonstrating S. Bonfils; Thomas Mackrill; Julia 1651 ‘Who stays?’ - Examining early ‘dropping out’ Pink for climate justice: Ambivalent Salado-Rasmussen in a labor market integration project for women with processes of solidarity migration background in Germany 1682 Staying at home? On the 1635 Collaborative skills Sigrid James, Franziska Seidel, Julian Trostmann, Felia subjective interpretations of Agriculture and social work as development: A critical realist Fromm, Doreen Materne homeless people during the interconnected sectors – examples evaluation of an action research COVID-19 pandemic from rural eastern project that created a new and 1291 Challenges and opportunities for social work Frank Sowa, Marco Heinrich, Frieda Germany effective approach to working with education on the island of Ireland in contemporary Heinzelmann children and families society - a cross-sectional study Can social work earn a place among Matthew Gibson Caroline Shore; Jim Campbell; Gavin Davidson; David 1695 Behaviors, coping strategies, the transformative sustainability Hayes; Declan Coogan; Audrey Rolston; Shaun Roddy; and perceived e-learning challenges researchers? 1175 Older people in social work Paula McFadden; Maria Pentaraki; Claire McCartan; in social work education at the case files: how is foreign born Mandi MacDonald; Gloria Kirwan; Simone McCaughren; beginning of the covid-19 pandemic: background and gender described? Lorna Montgomery; Julie Byrne; Elaine Wilson; Caroline a student-based perspective Olaison Anna; Forssell Emilia; Torres McGregor Mioara Diaconu, Domingo Sandra Carbonero Muñoz, Laura Racovita, Ana Belén Cuesta Ruiz Clavijo 1693 Team-Talk and Time: Keys to support complex care of older 1657 The challenges and adults at home opportunities of conducting social Els-Marie Anbäcken, Gunnel work research In the Covid 19 Östlund, Viktoria Zander, Anna Process Bondesson, Tina Pettersson, Lena- Filiz Demiröz, Tahir Emre Gencer, Karin Gustafsson Ozan Selçuk, Hande Albayrak, Engin Fırat

Thursday, 06 May 2021

12:00 - 13:30 T2.7 Individual and social change T3.2 Social intervention and mental health T7.1 Identity and trajectories Symposium 10

Chair: Florin Lazar Chair: Elena Cabiati Chair: Urban Nothdurfter Transdisciplinary co-creation of knowledge between social work 1314 The promotion of social 1495 Implementing social control and advocating for 1431 Conflicting identities and research and practice in the context development in communities of social justice: A short history of English mental health emotional regimes in the Swedish of migration and democracy high cultural diversity from the social work practice. social services. perspective of participatory action Darren Hill; Maxine Bell Fanny Holt Presenters: Anke Freuwört; Monika research Alisch; Martina Ritter Elena M. Cortés-Florín; Victor M. 1541 Connecting People: Implementing a social 1118 Integrating religion and belief Giménez-Bertomeu; Javier Ferrer- intervention in community mental health teams in in social work practice: research Aracil England contributions Martin Webber Panagiotis Pentaris Titles: 1591 Community mapping and Generating competence and informal support: an attempt to 1223 Implementing a structured support programme 1308 Working across boundaries: knowledge: Assembly places connect social work practice and for families of service users diagnosed with borderline International perspectives on social for negotiation of interests and bottom-up perspectives personality disorder within a psychiatric hospital. work with traveller communities everyday life routines in rural Andrea Petrella; Paola Milani; Sara Linda Curran Sue Taplin Germany; Serbati 1701 Follow the dog: a messy and inspired story of arts- 1008 The contribution of mentoring Solidarity and co-creation of 1529 Social entrepreneurship based participatory action research to the life skills of youth leaving care knowledge (ProZiS); and social integration: challenges Rosalie Metze, Alie Weerman, Ellen Meulman in Israel of interdisciplinarity in the co- Yafit Sulimani-Aidan; Eran Foreigner Councils as places construction of knowledge Melkman; Johanna Greeson of political knowledge and Antonela Spínola Jesus; Maria Inês participation in Germany. Amaro

1239 Safe spaces for radical ideas? From deradicalisation to re- politisation in youth welfare work Reyhan Görgöz; Tim Vanhove; Bart Van Bouchaute

Thursday, 06 May 2021

12:00 - 13:30 Symposium 9 Symposium 3 Symposium 12 Symposium 15

Multiple perspectives on helping Theoretical and practical framework for social Practice frameworks: from research Methods, knowledge and power: commercially exploited youth: innovation through integrated research and applied to practice and organisational exploring methodologies for Current research outcomes social work across Europe culture shifts researching long-term recovery in different international contexts Presenters: Einat Peled; Alex Presenters: Anne Parpan-Blaser; Katrine Mauseth Woll; Presenters: Tony Stanley; Samantha Kusner; Heidi Preis; Ayelet Prior; Erik Jansen; Jean Pierre Wilken; Suzan van der Pas; Baron; Mary Baginsky; Phillip Presenters: Sarah Galvani; Alistair Guy Shilo Kjersti Grosvold Maudal; Sarah Prosser Gillingham Roy; Thomas Svendsen; Wulf Livington; Sari Lindeman; Lillian Titles: Title Selseng-Bruland; Amanda Clayson Help-related experiences of Titles Introduction to the symposium; commercially sexually exploited Social inclusion and social innovation; Titles: youth and young adults: A Practice frameworks in place in Telling recovery stories in policy, systematic literature review. Innovation through accessible information: innovation- England: quick fix or true remedy?; practice, and everyday life; specific aspects of a project on easy-to-read in adult Perceptions of young people protection; Fidelity, reliability and practice Self-change in long-term recovery; involved in commercial sexual frameworks exploitation (CSE) regarding their Regional learning networks in the social welfare domain Diversity, difference and long-term needs and the social services they in The Netherlands; An indigenous and bi-cultural recovery: a reflection; require. practice framework for Aotearoa A process of learning, practicing and teaching social New Zealand; The experiences of older opioid The efficacy of intervention with innovation in social work; users in long-term recovery in three youth involved in commercial sexual Strengths based practice framework German cities; exploitation Ashoka’s journey to changemaking certification as a for adult social care. method to integrate changemaking as a core component Exploring long-term recovery in The experience of intervention for in university teaching syllabuses. families: an exploration of family youth involved in commercial sexual recovery narratives; exploitation: Results of a qualitative evaluation study . The experiences of adult children of people in long-term recovery;

SIG Convenors Meeting 13:30 - 14:45 Lunch Break Poster Session 1 Chair: Karen Winter, ESWRA SIG Lead

Thursday, 06 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 Parallel Sessions C 14:45 - 16:15 Symposium 16 New Special Interest Group: Evidence into Practice Symposium 17

Changing the Story: Engaging Chairs: Brian Taylor, Anne McGlade Alternatives to state care when parents in child protection policy safeguarding children and young and service delivery people: contemporary perspectives on kinship care arrangements and Presenters: Marina Lalayants; Tim experiences in the UK, Chile and Fisher; Anna Gupta; Tor Slettebø; South Africa. Ellen Syrstad; Jeri Damman Presenters: Helen Hingley-Jones; Jill Titles: Davey; Paul Shuttleworth; Carolina Camden conversations: A family-led Gutierrez; Lucille Allain child protection enquiry; Titles: Parent advocacy model in child What matters to children living protection in the USA; in kinship care in England? How accessing the experiences of Representing the birth parent voice children can help us frame the in US child protection services: debates surrounding kinship care.; Birth parent involvement in parent partner programs; Mamabuelas: Grandparent kinship care in Chile; The case of Norway. Cross-cultural research on kinship care of children in Zululand, South Africa and the South West of England;

Lawyers, social workers and carers’ perspectives on Special Guardianship for children: Moral dilemmas and court processes;

Grandparents as Special Guardians in England- experiences of kinship and contact. 14:45 - 16:15 Workshop 9 Workshop 8 Doctoral and Early Career SIG

International social work On solid ground: how to develop social work arts-based Chairs: Florian Spensberger, Ozan research, education and practice: interventions methodically Selcuk Opportunities, challenges and best practices Presenters: Erik Jansen; Susan Levy; Ephrat Huss; Eltje Bos Presenters: Chaitali Das; Janet Carter-Anand

Thursday, 06 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 T5.2 Development of social work T1.15 Human rights in contexts T2.1 Learning and research T1.2 Collaboration and co-creation

Chair: Alessandro Sicora Chair: Emilio José Gómez Ciriano Chair: Darren Hill Chair: Lars Uggerhøj

1178 Challenges and development 1600 The challenge of accompanying people in legal 1214 What tools facilitate learning 1302 Social workers practicing in opportunities for social work proceedings: Forensic social work (FSW) in contact with on placement? Findings of a social child protection in Italy: how their profession in Romania insecurity. How to prepare future social workers? work student-to-student research contribution is perceived by the Daniel Arpinte Laura Pinto study main subjects involved Niamh Flanagan; Elaine Wilson Teresa Bertotti; Silvia Fargion 1424 Social work in the periphery: 1564 “Shame? It’s my middle name!” Reclaiming social on the 1912 repatriation process justice in social work research: -the experience of 1618 The impact of an elective 1278 Collaboration between social from Argentina to Swedish Lapland researching with parents of justice involved children and course of self-reflection, personal workers and voluntary support Daniel Nilsson Ranta young people in Northern Ireland. and professional growth on the givers in child and family care Emma McGinnis personal evolution and career Lisette van der Poel; Anna van 1077 Social work, inter-disciplinary development of the social work Spanje-Hennes cooperation and self-neglect: 1410 ‘Accessibility of welfare services in the context of students Exploring logics of appropriateness diversity: the importance of link work’ Sorina Daniela Dumitrache; Florin 1217 Building collaborative research Karl Mason; Tony Evans Charlotte Kemmeren; Saskia Welschen; Rosalie Metze Lazar capacity between social workers and service users in promoting 1422 Human rights approaches in social work practice in 1636 Experiences of student social service user informed practice. Kosovo workers who failed a practice Hilda Loughran; Gary Broderick Krasniqi Vjollca; Jane McPherson placement: a cross-border study Audrey Roulston, Helen Cleak, 1415 Co-creation in social service David Hayes innovation. User voice and system listening 1516 “Connecting social work Sandra Geelhoed research and practice: the co- creation of knowledge through World Cafés” Regina Neumann; Doris Lüken- Klaßen

Thursday, 06 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 T2.8 Integrated care and T3.3 Welfare T3.8 Migration and refugees intercultural work Chair: Inge Bryderup Chair: Georgiana-Cristina Rentea Chair: Jean-Pierre Wilken 1125 The reform of the Finnish income benefit system 1533 Unaccompanied minors in 1197 “How we see this” - from the standpoint of lone mothers Swedish secure care – an action of Perspectives of young people on Suvi Krok panic or a necessary intervention? participation in residential care Åsa Backlund; Katarina Thoren as a starting point for quality 1253 Child welfare inequalities in Wales: Practice and development prevention 1194 “I need to make it on my Samuel Keller; Rohrbach Julia; Martin Elliott; Philip Smith own...!” Agency and view of welfare Stefan Eberitzsch among immigrant women in 1109 The efficacy of an integrated approach in tackling Norway 1292 Integrating a whole family poverty and unemployment Kjetil Wathne therapeutic response to domestic Carla Nouwen; Lobke Havens violence within social work practice 1506 Groenheim transitions in - An innovative referral pathway 1163 Between guardianship and supported decision- the life of young refugees in Lower approach in the Republic of Ireland making for individuals with disabilities: Social workers’ Saxony Tracey Monson perceptions Christa Paulini; Jelena Seeberg; Roni Holler; Shirli Werner Gadir Choumar; Hannah von 1129 Enhancing context-informed Groenheim practice through participatory action research with service 1207 Forming social bonds: providers of young Arab women A qualitative investigation of abused in childhood relationships and relational Haneen Elias; Raghda Alnabilsy; processes as active ingredients Shira Pagorek-Eshel in group-based treatment for displaced refugees. 1142 An institutional response to Mary Bunn; Jeanne Marsh the motherhood of women drug users in Slovenia Vesna Mejak; Vesna Leskošek

Thursday, 06 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 T5.1 History and well-being T6.5 Profesional trajectories T4.6 Research data and sample

Chair: Florin Lazar Chair: Paula McFadden Chair: Michel Tirions

1241 From late to post-colonialism: 1576 Social work competencies: mapping and its impact 1400 Appropriateness of using the A case study of Singapore on strengthening the workforce terms ‘sample’ and ‘sampling’ in Ian Shaw Mihai Bogdan Iovu; Florin Lazăr qualitative studies Joseph Charuplakkal; Rajeev 1530 ‘The strength of a people is 1051 Investigating self-care practices among social work Kumaramkandath measured by the well-being of its practitioners: An international, cross-cultural comparison weakest members’?* Historical J. Jay Miller; Zuzana Poklembová 1216 Quantitative research, research irritating the concepts of reproducibility and replication: a welfare guide for social work researchers Gisela Hauss Paul Webb

1544 Examining social work’s 1413 Listening for resonance, historical legacy: horrible histories resistance, and ‘quiet’ data: Service and acts of resistance user innovations in data analysis Vasilios Ioakimidis; Maria Ines and resulting implications for social Martínez Herrero; Gianinna Munoz work research Arce Alise de Bie

1585 The need for a “slow science” movement in social work research and doctoral education: A cautionary tale from the United States Elizabeth Lightfoot 16:15 - 16:35 Coffee Break Introduction to keynote by Daniela Gaba, University of Bucharest, Romania 16:35 - 17:35 Keynote Lecture: Michael Reisch, Distinguished Professor Emeritus, University of Maryland, USA Promoting social justice through social work research in an “alternate facts” environment

Friday, 07 May 2021

Introduction to keynote by Mihai Bogdan Iovu, Babeș-Bolyai University, Romania 09:00 - 10:00 Keynote Lecture: Eileen Munro, Emeritus Professor, The London School of Economics and Political Science, UK The complexity of importing research into complex social systems

10:00 - 10:30 Coffee Break 10:30 - 12:00 Parellel Sessions D 10:30 - 12:00 T1.22 Cultural approach for research in T7.3 The role of research for an T4.1 Perspectives and evidences T1.12 Social inclusion, security and social work effective social work development belonging Chair: Ephrat Huss Chair: Mihai Bogdan Iovu Chair: Adrian Dan Chair: Sorina Dumitrache 1271 Is the search for evidence 1421 Acknowledging “being Muslim” as 1345 ALIMENT - Research on how social jeopardising the future of research 1405 KeyRing; enabling people with a a collective identity – Implications for work works designed to inform practice a plea disability to connect and belong within social work practice and research Peter Sommerfeld for research informed designs and the community? Ahmad El Far commissioning? Annica Brummel 1247 “What are we talking about?” Mary Baginsky 1070 International comparative Scientometric study about central 1648 Homeless women in Hungary - attitudes about child protection and the topics in social work research 1391 Developing vulnerable gendered shortcomings of the service state: Parental freedom in the context Christian Ghanem; Markus Eckl communities through social integrated system of risk to the child services Boróka Fehér Marit Skivenes; Jill Berrick 1146 “A wider repertoire of ideas about Diana Bizgan the problems of living”: Investigating 1652 Findings from a mixed-methods 1273 Problematised parenting: the conceptualisations of theory in social 1505 Evaluating the long-term care research on the role of Brussels based regulation of parenting practices within work research and practice pilot projects in Slovenia civil society organisations in the reception centres for Syrian refugees in Lynelle Watts; Stephen Hicks; David Mateja Nagode; Andreja Rafaelič; support of (hidden) homeless people Ireland. Hodgson Polona Dremelj Harm Deleu, Mieke Schrooten, Rebecca Karen Smith; Muireann Ní Raghallaigh; Thys Jennifer Scholtz 1205 Unconventional placements 1482 Perspective-taking without in social work education: social emotional contagion? Facets of 1674 “Assimilate or integrate?” 1378 Understanding social workers’ innovation, participation and creativity. empathy and their interplay with Exploring Hong Kong-based teachers’ decision-making: The complex Reflections from a quantitative counseling competence in social work views on diverse ethnic groups’ combination between deliberative and research. Julia Quehenberger; Simon Steger; acculturation strategies in Hong Kong non-deliberative processes by experts Camilla Landi; Francesca Corradini; David Lätsch Gizem Arat, Narine Kerelian in USA and Portugal Paola Limongelli Cristina Albuquerque; Jane McPherson

Friday, 07 May 2021

10:30 - 12:00 T1.19 Social work practice T3.10 Community – a complex world T1.5 Working with victims of domestic Meet the Editors: How to publish for social workers activities violence Chair: Anca Mihai Chair: Daniela Gaba Chair: Claudia Constantinescu Rudi Roose – European Journal of Social 1059 Social workers’ involvement Work in policy practice at local welfare 1237 Attend or accompany? 1320 On the margins. A qualitative departments Conditioning factors of the inclusive study of professional experiences of Andrew Whittaker – Journal of Social Ayelet Makaros; Sivan Levy; Nehami work of social workers in community identifying domestic violence in Irish Work Practice Baum social services. mental health services. Challenges Auxiliadora González Portillo; Germán and opportunities for social work in a Gloria Kirwan – Groupwork 1139 Out-of-home-care in Denmark: Jaraíz Arroyo multidisciplinary context. Innovation in social work practice and Elaine Donnelly; Stephanie Holt Ioan Durnescu – European Journal of policy? 1095 Measuring the impact of a social Probation Inge Bryderup enterprise: A case study of CONCORDIA 1304 Challenges of accessing English Bakery, Romania local authorities to explore social 1699 A matter of occupational Irina Sinziana Opincaru; Doina work practice with women who have professionalism? Meaningful activation Crangasu experienced domestic abuse work at frontline services in Norway Kim Detjen and Portugal 1262 Social space analysis ‘Youth Susana Vilhena Study Pielachtal’: Building network 1089 Challenges faced by teachers capacity through community‐based when working with social workers in 1694 Social farming and sustainable participatory research in a valley Israel: Reporting cases of domestic communities: the challenges of social threatened by depopulation violence to social workers work Andrea Nagy; Christina Engel- Inbar Levkovich Carla Moretti Unterberger 1386 Expert evidence and discretion in 1484 People with mental vulnerabilities Norwegian care order cases concerning building a voice in local democracy violence Mike de Kreek Audun Gabriel Løvlie

Friday, 07 May 2021

10:30 - 12:00 The impact of the COVID-19 crisis on Children and families T2.13 The nexus between research, Symposium 7 social work education and research action and education Chair: Silvia Fargion Intercultural social work in Italy, Spain, Chair: Smaranda Witec Chair: Mihaela Tomiță Greece and Switzerland: challenges for 1295 At the intersection: Children living social workers 1671 After school activities during the with parental substance misuse and 1340 A triad model of engaged social Covid-19 pandemic. Lessons learned domestic violence and abuse work pedagogy: Connecting research, Presenters: Elena Cabiati; Emilio José from an intervention with marginalized Jessica Roy action and education Gómez Ciriano; Marina Rota; Clara communities Dassi Postan-Aizik; Corey Shdaimah Bombach; Eva Palasí 1418 Parents’ participation in children’s homes. A qualitative research 1259 Value creation in a learning Titles: 1709 Digital participatory research with Valentina Calcaterra; Maria Luisa community: the example of VONK, a “Closing door practices” and “Opening adolescents in youth service residential Raineri Dutch learning community on child door practices”: The access of care under Covid-19 containment abuse immigrant people to Italian social measures - A messenger-based digital 1640 Through occupation’s lens: Child- Susan Ketner; Suzanne Kuik; Annelies services organizations; research method maltreatment mandatory reporting Kassenberg Isabel Zorn, Marc Schmidt, Dennis judgement and intentions of social Unaccompanied minors. A new moral Wilk, Janina Rösch workers, nurses, and physicians in 1192 Across professional boundaries? panic in Spain?; community clinics Interprofessional collaboration and 1711 Unemployment and psychological Ravit Alfandari, Guy Enosh, Hani division of labour between social Grasping at straws: social work with distress among young people during Nouman educators and nurses in Swiss Unaccompanied Refugees Minors the COVID-19 pandemic: Psychological institutions for persons with disabilities (URMs) in Greece; resources and risk factors 1597 Barriers children face complaining Alida Gulfi; Valérie Perriard; Amélie Netta Achdut, Tehila Refaeli about social work practice: A study in Prélaz “Come to my house!” Everyday lives one English local authority of children and their families in Swiss Clive Diaz 1385 Transnational family life and the asylum centers. role of social work: The current state of research Franziska Anna Seidel

Friday, 07 May 2021

10:30 - 12:00 Symposium 21 Symposium 20 Workshop 4 Workshop 10

Recognition theory, social work Theorising vulnerability for social work Developing a manual for routine EU Research Funding Schemes research and practice: a critical with older people: Insights from three outcome and alliance monitoring in workshop discussion research projects a statutory children’s services with films - A researcher/practitioner joint Presenters: Maria Ines Martinez Presenters: Mary Mitchell; Gerry Presenters: Kathryn Mackay; Fiona venture Herrero; Håvard Aaslund Marshall; Danielle Turney; Hanne Sherwood-Johnson; Sarah Donnelly Warming; Anne Graham; Nigel Patrick Presenters: Thomas Mackrill Thomas Titles: Vulnerability in older people’s Titles: everyday lives: identity, strengths and The value of recognition theory to negotiation; understand what matters to children and families involved in family group How are older people vulnerable in conferencing; decision-making approaches in Acute Care Hospitals? Barriers and Enablers The contribution of recognition theory of Assisted Decision-making: A Multi- to understanding and supporting Stakeholder Inquiry. children and young people’s wellbeing in schools;

Social work support for parents with learning difficulties – aligning Recognition Theory and an ethic of care;

Relationships, recognition and residential care. 12:00 - 12:10 Screen Break 12:10 - 13:40 Parallel Sessions E

Friday, 07 May 2021

12:10 - 13:40 Symposium 6 T3.4 Involvement / Engagement T2.5 From policy to practice in Europe T3.5 Research and practice in child protection The close connections of nationalism Chair: Csaba Degi Chair: Daniel Arpinte and social work in Europe: Historic Chair: Florian Spensberger roots and current manifestations 1579 Devolved budgets for families on 1489 Inclusion of people with the edge of care: Findings from 3 pilot intellectual disabilities thru leisure time 1680 Recognizing and supporting young Presenters: Christoph Gille; Tuomo studies activities: Experience from the Czech carers. Reflections from participatory Kokkonen; Kati Turtiainen; Melanie David Westlake; Cindy Corliss; Clive Republic research on Italian young carers Werner; Eva Grigori; Jagusch Birgit; Diaz Milo Votoupal Alessandra Decataldo, Paola Limongelli Steffen Poetsch 1121 Social contract as a tool of active 1503 Deinstitutionalization in Slovenia: 1475 Considering the perspective of Titles: social work in Poland - assumptions and developing an action plan the child in intensive family support: The new far right in social work in efficiency Andreja Rafaelič; Polona Dremelj; Results of a quasi-experimental field the German state of North Rhine- Piotr Fraczek Katarina Ficko trial in Switzerland Westphalia – exemplary analyses; Hirmete Hasani; Julia Quehenberger; 1086 ‘Strengths based’ social work with 1229 User participation, from policy to David Lätsch Citizenship, populism and social work in older people: The good, the bad and practice: how do the practitioners as the current Finnish welfare state; the neo-liberal narrative street-level bureaucrats implement the 1057 Transferring diverse knowledge Alisoun Milne political goals? sources into feasible and attractive Ideas of “the nation” and “the people” Ole Petter Askheim interventions in the foster care setting in early theories of social work; 1407 “Head or heart? Key Kresta Soerensen; Nina Madsen Sjö competencies for social work with 1690 Social workers in the frontline: Social work as neofascist agenda. families” voices of the first 15 days of the 1696 The visibility of the child in Doris Lüken-Klaßen; Regina Neumann pandemic in Barcelona multiprofessional meetings - Italian Gisela Redondo-Sama, Virginia Matulic welfare units collegial discussion under Domandzic, Ariadna Munte Pascual, scrutiny Irene De Vicente Zueras Paolo Guidi, Teresa Bertotti

Friday, 07 May 2021

12:10 - 13:40 T1.13 How to keep the balance in the T2.2 Balance and team T1.18 Economics and politics in care T1.9 Social work with and for social worker’s life community Chair: Kristel Driessens Chair: Maria Ines Martinez Herrero Chair: Marcin Boryczko Chair: Daniela Gaba 1303 Deciphering together the 1531 Early childhood interventions with 1467 “Then let’s do it that way!” Search “disabilities” of the study - a poor families: A comprehensive study 1474 Caught in between: the movements in child protection between collaborative venture in participatory on policy and social work practice in role of social workers in ‘caring professional self-definition and the action research between researchers Switzerland neighborhoods’ expectations of the organizational and young-adults with disabilities David Lätsch; Eberitzsch Stefan; Brink Elke Plovie; Saskia De Bruyn; Sam Ples environment Orna Shemer Ida Rebecca Jung; Peter Voll 1319 Faces of workplace agression 1459 Young people explore mental 1526 Under the delusive wings of the from the perspective of different child 1607 Continuing professional health issues with public health welfare state: Engagement in the policy welfare actors development of child protection social professionals and social work process among social work faculty Violeta Gevorgianiene; Lijana workers: Individual needs versus researchers – a collaborative members in Sweden Gvaldaite; Donata Petruzyte workplace goals participatory research and Katarina Thoren; Pia Tham Georgiana-Cristina Rentea; Florin developmental project 1514 “But where to participate?”: Lazar; Daniela Gaba; Alexandra Andreas Pfister; Olivier Favre; Sabrina 1522 International perspectives on Experiences of social participation Ciocanel; Anca Mihai; Shari Munch Wyss; Michèle Omlin social work and political conflict among men who are older than 60” Jim Campbell; Carolyn Ewart; Patricia Reeli Sirotkina; Olga Lupanova 1169 Enhancing ethical capabilities of 1512 Challenging dominant notions Higgins; Vaslios Ioakimidis frontline child protection workers − of ‘participation’ and ‘protection’: 1225 Civil society’s (new?) roles in Connecting social work research and disabled young people co-led 1356 Deciding between continued combating homelessness: A follow-up practice by conducting participatory innovation in research, practice and foster care and adoption - When study action research policy. adoption is not considered to be in the Marie Nordfeldt Maija Mänttäri-van der Kuip Geraldine Brady; Anita Franklin best interest of the child Hege Stein Helland 1053 Values of social workers, between 1384 Mind the gap: investigating universalism, benevolence and the friction between organizational conformity expectations and the concerns of Maria Irene Carvalho; Helena Teles frontline social workers in dealing with poverty and social inequality in child welfare and protection John William Decoene; Rudi Roose; Griet Roets

Friday, 07 May 2021

12:10 - 13:40 T1.3 The challenges for child welfare T1.11 Perfect time T4.3 Standardized versus personalized Workshop 2 tools in social work Chair: Einat Peled Chair: Ozan Selcuk Connecting motives and methods: Chair: Hoen Hermans Empowerment of social work 1343 Children’s and professionals 1191 Time for care and the timing of researchers interpretations of the child’s right to care: Processes of negotiating needs 1005 Motivational interviewing in social participate in child welfare decision- Andreas Møller Jørgensen; Maria work practice: implications for social Presenters: Martine Ganzevles; Jenny making: experience from Estonian child Appel Nissen; Mie Engen work theory and practice Zwijnenburg welfare removals Martyn Higgins Judit Strömpl; Katre Luhamaa 1126 Social work on all levels! A study on how social workers decide on what 1625 How should I put it? 1079 Ethical trespass and social work: level (micro, meso, macro) to intervene Q-methodology as an innovative means learning from people living with/in in order to foster social quality. of engaging social workers in research adoption Mariël van Pelt; Lisbeth Verharen; on organisational policy and practice Anna Gupta; Brid Featherstone Richard Sleegers; Ilse Menheere Johanna O’ Shea

1658 Like a spaghetti junction: Working 1310 Falling through the cracks: 1420 Fostering collaborative across several boundaries with parents An exploration of social workers’ conversations in social work in a in forced migration in social work perceptions of the need for adult mandated context using a standardized practice safeguarding legislation tool Francesca Falcone, Antonio Sama Sarah Donnelly; Marita O’Brien Johan Boxstaens

1171 Missing data, messy processes, 1542 Social work and public and murky thresholds: A case file perceptions analysis of responses to child neglect Elena Allegri between schools and child protection services Victoria Sharley

Friday, 07 May 2021

12:10 - 13:40 T6.1 Assessing the parental capacity T6.8 Professional boundaries for social T7.4 Social work in a complex and Policy Press - Book Launch workers challenging environment Chair: Jon Symonds Isobel Bainton, Commissioning Editor, Chair: Emilio José Gómez Ciriano Chair: Ian Shaw Policy Press 1312 Judging parental competence: A cross-country analysis of judicial 1511 Geographies of space - the 1322 Developing a social work Book Launch «Adoption from Care» decision-makers’ assessment of office of health social workers and its framework from practice in children’s Tarja Pösö parental capacities in newborn removal meaning. Reflections from Romania end of life care Marit Skivenes cases Florin Lazar Anne Marie Jones; Erna O’Connor June Thoburn Jenny Krutzinna; Marit Skivenes 1294 Applying a social work lens across 1374 Unpacking the relationship 1488 Somewhere under the rainbow: professional boundaries: learning between poverty, child abuse mapping social work research on LGBT+ through cross-fertilisation and neglect, and child protection parenting Rachael Owens involvement Salvatore Monaco; Andrea Nagy; Yuval Saar Heiman Urban Nothdurfter 1664 Burnout in social work. What is known? What is missing? 1113 When compromises are not 1100 The role of exposure to Magdalena Garzón Fonseca, Mónica possible: On the work of meeting child abuse, social exclusion, and López López, Paula McFadden, John multiple and conflicting demands in discrimination in predicting PTSD and Fluke, Hans Grietens professional decision-making resilience among young Arab women Ida Schrøder in Israel Shira Pagorek Eshel; Raghda Alnabilsy; Haneen Elias

1101 Scottish mothers and child protection interventions: pain and anger Gary Clapton; Maggie Mellon

Workshop 5 Shame and social work

Presenters: Alessandro Sicora; Elisabeth Frost

Policy Press Book Series - Board 13:40 - 14:45 Lunch Break Poster Session 2 publisher meeting

Friday, 07 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 Parallel Sessions F 14:45 - 16:15 Symposium 4 Symposium 14 Symposium 11 T6.11 Teaching social work

Contemporary challenges and Being ethical and acting ethically: Filling the gap between theory and Chair: Steven Shardlow opportunities for research into Researching social workers’ decisions, practice. Thoughts for increasing the decision making, assessment and judgments and actions from different relevance of evidence in the child, 1006 How to teach evidence-based risk in social work: The third annual perspectives youth and family services. practice in social work: A systematic DARSIG symposium review Presenters: Sarah Banks; Kim Strom; Presenters: Sara Serbati; Catrine Florian Spensberger; Ghanem Presenters: Andrew Whittaker; Saša Ana Sobocan Torbjørnsen Halas; Diego Di Masi; Christian; Gambrill Eileen; Kollar Ingo; Horvat; Judith Mullineux; Mark Judith Metz; Edgar Marthinsen; Andrea Pankofer Sabine Gregory; Brian Taylor; Campbell Killick; Titles: Petrella; Kirsti Gjeitnes; Anne Moe; Lene Mosegaard Søbjerg; Denise Resistance and persistence in current Chiara Sità 1536 Educational pathways in a diverse Harvey; Jaroslaw Przeperski; Frank times: the case of Slovenian social society: Germany Ebsen; Hani Nouman; Mary Baginsky; workers Titles: Juri Kilian Idamarie Svendsen Co-research for social innovation; The role of extraneous considerations 1283 From the classroom to Titles: in ethical decision-making amongst Learning to innovate in social work; professional practice: What kind Prospects and challenges in using risk social workers in the USA of participatory methodologies are factor statistics in decision making; Training as research strateg; developed to teach social work? Rethinking ethics during Covid-19 Joana Brinca; Maria Irene Carvalho The Framework for the Assessment Dialogues processing praxis-based of Children in Need and their Families theoria; 1629 Where is the “Social” in Social and Signs of Safety: Complementary or Work? An Analysis of Social Workers’ competing assessment frameworks?; Use of Theory in Practice Barbra Teater, Katrina Hannan Law and organization in social work – how is judgment and decision making framed?;

Teaching decision making to newly- qualified social workers: An evaluation.

Using ethnographic methods as an opportunity to get beneath the surface of supervisory practice in child and family social work teams.

Friday, 07 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 Workshop 6 T1.7 Factors that influence young The impact of the COVID-19 crisis on The impact of the COVID-19 crisis on people’s life social work and wellbeing social work with the elderly Innovation in practice: Continuous realist evaluation combining big data Chair: Guy Enosh Chair: Harry Ferguson Chair: Pia Tham from all human services and entire school populations to investigate what 1573 Working with young people to 1646 Resilience factors among 1645 The Covid-19 Pandemic, Care works and for whom: Live examples design a research study to understand community social workers during the Homes for Older People in Europe & from USA and Europe how children ‘accommodate’ parental COVID-19 pandemic Violations of Human Rights: A call to separation Yael Itzhaki-Braun arms for social work Presenters: Mansoor Kazi Sue Kay-Flowers Alisoun Milne, Janet Carter Anand, 1631 Social work and social care Sarah Donnelly, Holly Nelson-Becker, 1337 Meaningless diligence -Youth in workers’ quality of working life and Emme-Li Vingare, Blanca Deusdad, institutional care coping while working during the Giovanni Cellini, Riitta-Liisa Kinni, Lina Ponnert Covid-19 pandemic: Analysis of positive Cristiana Pregno coping and work-related quality of life 1702 Parenting support: Mediation as resilience and 1642 The impact of COVID-19 on pathways for reduced substance use Paula McFadden, Patricia Gillen, John service users and professionals in social among parents and their children in Moriarty, John Mallett, Heike Schroder, services for older persons South Africa Denise Currie, Jermaine Ravalier, Jill Mara Sanfelici, Luigi Gui, Silvana Adeem Massarwa, Lucie Cluver, Meinck Manthorpe, Jaclyn Harron, Jana Ross Mordeglia Franziska, Jenny Doubt, Jamie Lachman, Yulia Shenderovich, Green Ohad 1661 Needs assessment meetings with 1666 The relationship between elders older couples in times of Covid-19: living in residential services and their 1040 Ethical considerations for social challenges for gerontological social families: lessons from Covid-19 impact work research with street-connected work Maria Luisa Raineri, Francesca children Elin Nilsson, Anna Olaison Corradini, Giulia Avancini, Clara Shorena Sadzaglishvili, Teona Bertoglio, Laura Pinto, Giulia Notari Gotsiridze, Ketevan Lekishvili, Alida 1681 Rethinking frontline social work: Bouris, Darejan Javakhishvili Crises, dilemmas and challenges in pandemic times Marcin Boryczko, Melinda Madew, Daniela Gaba

Friday, 07 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 T1.14 Research in social work T1.21 Health care challenges for social T2.9 Actors of care T6.2 Child rights and protection in the education work international context Chair: Martyn Higgins Chair: Anamaria Oprea Chair: Sue Taplin Chair: Claudia Constantinescu 1074 Reconceptualising discretion: 1334 Self-perceived employability of 1096 Stigmatized attitudes towards Making policy work in adult social work 1143 Multidisciplinary and inter-agency social work students mental illness of post-graduate (PG) practice child protection practice and education Florina-Loredana Sălăgean students and the importance of Tony Evans; Karl Mason in Slovenia psychiatric social work (PSW) education Vesna Leskošek; Tadeja Kodele; Nina 1032 Richer and deeper insights: in India 1238 ‘You have got to get off your Mešl Mixed-methods evaluations of ‘fast Justin Raj Palayyan Chandrika backside, otherwise you’ll never get track’ social work education out’: older male carers’ perspectives 1419 Family life for children in state Roger Smith 1508 “More than a house for on and experiences of caregiving, care. An analysis of the European people with intellectual disability?”: loneliness and social isolation. Court of Human Rights’ reasoning on 1630 Opportunities and challenges of researching meanings of home Paul Willis adoption without consent social work education in the digital age in changing times to (re)discover Katre Luhamaa; Claire Breen; Jenny in Germany: perspectives of students possibilities and challenges to social 1084 Reflections on social work Krutzinna; Marit Skivenes and academic staff work in prisons: different framings for Kathrin Franziska Beck, Daniela Ortner, Rita Barata; Maria João Pena professional positioning 1460 Exploring the perspectives of Lilly Werny Julia Emprechtinger; Marina Richter law enforcement officers among cases 1647 Understanding what factors involving sex trafficked victims in Ohio 1159 Global issues in professional social impact hospital social workers 1123 Exploring the needs and future Megan Espana; Sharvari Karandikar work education and practice prioritisation of referrals: A qualitative planning activities of caregivers of Catherine Forde; Fiachra O study adults with disabilities in Romania 1632 Welfare technology in the service Suilleabhain; Mary Hurley Joanne Hilder, Maree Petersen, Jill Sandica Ion; Elizabeth Lightfoot of children to increase children’s Wilson participation in child assessments – testing the DIG child application 1650 Childhood cancer and family: Gunnel Östlund, Helena Blomberg, comprehensive intervention at the time Philip Rautell Lindqvist, Baran Cürüklü of diagnosis Marta Mira Aladrén, Javier Martín Peña, Gemma Sevillano Cintora, Antonio Celma Juste, Marta Gil Lacruz

Friday, 07 May 2021

14:45 - 16:15 T3.7 Practices and paradigms in child T4.4 The roles of social workers in the T3.9 Gender, institutional care and protection social services social barriers context challenges

Chiar: Karen Winter Chair: Hugh McLaughlin Chair: Jon Symonds

1152 Child protection proceedings: 1546 Developing social work research 1269 Opportunities for participation information exchanges at the heart of capacity in India for clients in women’s shelters in participatory strategies Saju Madavanakadu Devassy; Lynette Germany Aline Schoch; Gaëlle Aeby Joubert; Martin Webber; Lorane Scaria; Christiane Firnges Anuja Maria Benny; Meredith Fendt- 1558 A qualitative synthesis of lived Newlin; Jotheeswaran Amuthavalli 1252 Social work practice with single experiences of children with child Thiyagarajan fathers protection services Simon Haworth Samita Wilson; Sarah Hean; Tatek 1574 Some methodological issues of Abebe; Vanessa Heaslip quantitative and qualitative study of 1220 Boys as victims of sexualised human rights and personal dignity in violence: Related challenges for social 1667 Representations of parenting in old age work high conflict families: professionals and Dorijan Vahtar; Ines Vrban Jutta Hartmann; Mart Busche parents views Diletta Mauri, Silvia Fargion, Teresa 1187 How understanding unexplainable 1382 Gender power relations in Bertotti, Giulia Moretto depression experiences can help women-to-men interviews: A critical professionals provide better care in reflective analysis 1130 Social work, children and the consultation/client meetings Ayelet Prior; Einat Peled digital knowledge landscape: new Elias Ternström possibilities and challenges Siv-Britt Björktomta; Heidi Aarum 1683 Working collaboratively to Hansen overcome the barriers for LGBTI+ children and teenagers in two EU countries: lessons for social work Jose Antonio Langarita, Mojca Urek, Pilar Albertin, Anže Jurček, Núria Sadurní, Andrej Poglajen

Closing session

16:25 - 17:30 Judith Metz, Chair of ESWRA Introduction to ECSWR 2022 by Mark van den Heuvel, Co-chair ECSWR 2022 Closing remarks by Florin Lazăr, Co-chair ECSWR 2021

ecswr2020.org POSTERS ECSWR 2021 10TH EUROPEAN CONFERENCE FOR SOCIAL WORK RESEARCH 5 - 7 May 2021 • Virtual Conference Programme time: Social Work Research: ContributingSocial Work Research: to Innovations Contributing in Practice, to Innovations Policy and Socialin Practice, Development Policy and Social Development Central European Summer Time (CEST)

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Challenges and opportunities for social work Livable and age-friendly communities: A 1 1016 Jill Chonody Jill Chonody; Barbra Teater research, practice, policy or education in scoping review of conceptual frameworks contemporary contexts

Photovoice as a reporting tool in the Methodological development, innovation and 9 1076 framework of an international social work Menny Malka Menny Malka; Nora Korin Langer capacity building in social work research training seminar

Improving the relationship between children Challenges and opportunities for social work and social workers in child protection: the 12 1112 Silvia Fargion Silvia Fargion; Angela Rosignoli; Diletta Mauri research, practice, policy or education in views of practitioners on how care leavers led contemporary contexts training can contribute to this.

You should never be alone. Social work, crossing borders and cultures in child Challenges and opportunities for social work Arthur Limbach-Reich; Jörgen Schulze- 13 1116 protection and disability rights. Experiences Arthur Limbach-Reich research, practice, policy or education in Krüdener from a current multinational research project. contemporary contexts First results How to gain insight into the impact of youth Exploring the impact and effectiveness of 16 1136 Jolanda Sonneveld Jolanda Sonneveld; Judith Metz work? A mixed methods research. social work practice Comparing social worker intervention Social work research, policy, practice or with females giving birth during sentence education across boundaries - including across 18 1141 period in Romania (Târgșorul Nou Women’s Ioana Dana Obrinteschi Iancu Ioana Dana Obrinteschi Iancu national, social, cultural, disciplinary and Penitentiary) and Mexico (Santa Marta Social professional boundaries Reintegration Center, Mexico City)

“Maybe we can do it?” - Collective Challenges and opportunities for social work 19 1155 participation to encounter homelessness. Håvard Aaslund Håvard Aaslund research, practice, policy or education in Resources and identity contemporary contexts

The impact of the labour market crisis on Challenges and opportunities for social work Iria Noa de la Fuente-Roldán; Esteban Sánchez- 22 1168 biographies of exclusion: homelessness Iria Noa de la Fuente-Roldán research, practice, policy or education in Moreno; Esteban Buch-Sánchez changes in Spain contemporary contexts

What works in parenting support: knowledge Connecting social work research and practice, 29 1248 Annelies Kassenberg Annelies Kassenberg; Suzanne Kuik of the experience of parents and professionals including co-creation of knowledge

Sandra Romero Martín; Juan David Gómez Challenges and opportunities for social work The role of the social worker as a researcher in 31 1256 Sandra Romero Martín Quintero; Elisa Esteban Carbonell; Eva Tomás research, practice, policy or education in the processes of citizen participation. del Río contemporary contexts

Baseline findings of a model program on labor Connecting social work research and practice, 34 1286 market integration for migrant women in Sigrid James Sigrid James; Franziska Seidel; Julian Trostmann including co-creation of knowledge Germany

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No ID Title Main presenter Authors all Category Past experience with maternal parenting among mothers of pre-school children, Connecting social work research and practice, 41 1317 Shirley Ben Shlomo Shirley Ben Shlomo and maternal acceptance-rejection: The including co-creation of knowledge moderating role of the caregiving system Educating art and ageing for being at home in Connecting social work research and practice, 2 1339 Paola de Bruijn Paola de Bruijn the world including co-creation of knowledge Learning from the past: Social work complicity Social work history and identify as a profession 4 1349 Kimberly Strom Kimberly Strom in forced sterilization and discipline Role of social work in fostering young women’s participation in the promotion of sexual and Exploring the impact and effectiveness of 5 1352 reproductive health rights: A case study of Laura Sirabella Laura Sirabella social work practice Uganda youth development link in Kampala, Uganda

Last resort or time for respite? Social workers’ Theorizing social work and/or social work 7 1366 Susanna Johansson Susanna Johansson; Lina Ponnert accounts on locked institutional care for youth research

Challenges and opportunities for social work Students’ thoughts towards the future of the 8 1368 Ayşe Şeyma Turgut Ayşe Şeyma Turgut research, practice, policy or education in social work profession contemporary contexts Assigning active labour market programmes in times of superdiversity: Perspectives of Exploring the impact and effectiveness of 9 1380 Sara Elloukmani Sara Elloukmani; Peter Raeymaeckers employment counsellors and migrant job social work practice seekers Parenting practices and social class. A Challenges and opportunities for social work Malin Fævelen; Bente Kojan; Halvor Fauske; 10 1394 quantitative study of parents in contact with Malin Fævelen research, practice, policy or education in Jannike Kaasbøll the Norwegian Child Welfare Service contemporary contexts

Challenges and opportunities in community Challenges and opportunities for social work 12 1401 social work with the Ultraorthodox Jewish Yael Itzhaki-Braun Yael Itzhaki-Braun research, practice, policy or education in community in Israel contemporary contexts

ROL, from the outside to the middle. Towards Connecting social work research and practice, 14 1414 valuable work - reflections through the capability Michel Tirions Michel Tirions including co-creation of knowledge lens.

Challenges and opportunities for social work Social work with undocumented migrants: 18 1433 Helen Machin Helen Machin research, practice, policy or education in Challenges and opportunities for practice contemporary contexts Social work research, policy, practice or education Assessing capacity for sexual consent in women across boundaries - including across national, 20 1442 Marie McElroy Marie McElroy with intellectual disabilities. social, cultural, disciplinary and professional boundaries

Towards social inclusion of children and Regina Gairal-Casadó; Ana Toledo del Cerro; Connecting social work research and practice, 22 1446 adolescents in foster care living in out-of-home Regina Gairal-Casadó Miguel Angel Pulido; Gisela Redondo-Sama including co-creation of knowledge care centres: Dialogic literary gatherings

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Challenges and opportunities for social work Today’s challenges for social work in working with 30 1507 Marco Giordano Marco Giordano; Alessia Rossato research, practice, policy or education in foster families. Research on the Italian situation contemporary contexts

Social impact assessment: What are the Exploring the impact and effectiveness of social 34 1557 Cristiana Almeida Cristiana Almeida; Cristina Albuquerque challenges for social intervention? work practice

Transformations towards resilient kinship care Connecting social work research and practice, 38 1587 Aiga Romane-Meiere Aiga Romane-Meiere families including co-creation of knowledge

The Family Life Stories practice initiative: addressing the dangers and maximising Challenges and opportunities for social work 40 1590 the benefits of putting Adverse Childhood Suzanne Mooney Suzanne Mooney; Stephen Coulter; Lisa Bunting research, practice, policy or education in Experiences research into frontline child welfare contemporary contexts social work practice

Peer working movement - research for innovative Connecting social work research and practice, 43 1623 Daniela Soitu Daniela Soitu; Contiu Soitu; practices and social development including co-creation of knowledge

Tree of life: Using a strengths-based approach in Tatiana Casado, Olga Del Rio, Elena Cuartero, Ana Connecting social work research and practice, 47 1660 Tatiana Casado social work with groups. Cañas including co-creation of knowledge

Group therapeutic documents as a strategy to Challenges and opportunities for social work Ana J. Cañas-Lerma, Tatiana Casado, Cristina 53 1692 unite groups: letters from Es Refugi users to Social Ana J. Cañas-Lerma research, practice, policy or education in Martí, M. Elena Cuartero-Castañer Work students contemporary contexts

Social work research, policy, practice or Analysis of the contributions of Social Work Diana Valero, Pilar Latorre, Diana Carolina Mira education across boundaries – including across 8 1665 research to the Horizon2020 Framework Diana Valero Tamayo national, social, cultural, disciplinary and Program: challenges and possibilities professional boundaries

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