Balancing uncertainty in social work | Frontline Talks
Covering a variety of social work related topics, Frontline Talks invite expert speakers from across our network to share their projects, research and areas of expertise with you all. Frontline fellow Rachel Crane joins us for this session to share how they used safe uncertainty and systemic ideas to rethink what social work means to families in crisis, and how they became more empowering in their practice. Head over to our Frontline Talks playlist to watch more: • Frontline Talks

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How small changes can lead to more time spent with children and families | Frontline Talks

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Breaking the cycle of youth violence | Frontline Exchange

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An introduction to powerful and effective online fundraising

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Barry Mason CfSSW Inaugural Conference

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Frontline Network Conference 2026 | Moral Injury

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Cognition; Assessment & Management training

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Which country has the best education in the world? - The Global Story podcast, BBC World Service

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Kinship care and children with disabilities | Practice Development Series

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A new lens to contextual safeguarding | Practice Development Series

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Nervous System Regulation (999 Hz) | 1 hour handpan music | Malte Marten

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Camden Model of Social Work Film

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The Green House/Coventry University Service Evaluation 2026

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The Leadership Skills We’ll Need Most When Everything Is Changing: Me2We 2026

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Reflective supervision. The social work student connect webinar 5

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Working together to prevent criminal and sexual exploitation of children | Frontline Exchange

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How 8am customers use AI at work: real attorneys, real workflows, real results

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The NHS Pensions Podcast | Episode 1 - An introduction to the scheme

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Safe Uncertainty in Supervision -- Interview with Robin Shohet - Trailer

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Last Lecture Series: “How to Win Without Crushing Your Soul” - Graham Weaver

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