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Duty To Question

Evidence Based Social Work Alliance

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/63j. Total Éps: 9

The podcast of the Evidence Based Social Work Alliance, exploring gender identity from a social work perspective through interviews with a range of stakeholders.

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With Sarah Philimore - What is wrong with the Conversion Practices Bill?

Épisode 11

jeudi 29 octobre 2026 • Durée 41:53

In this podcast, Sarah Phillimore explains her many concerns about the Bill and its impact on families, on local authorities and on the justice system - both in care proceedings and in the criminal courts.

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Talking about the draft Conversion Therapy Bill - will social workers be required to enforce belief in gender identity?

Épisode 10

mardi 27 octobre 2026 • Durée 47:00

This is the first of a number of podcasts we plan to have on this draft Bill. Members of EBSWA discuss fears that this Bill will make safe professional practice even more impossible than it is now. Maggie, Emma and Jane share concerns about the Bill's criminal and civil measures which look set to create a culture of fear amongst families and across people working with children or vulnerable adults. Have a listen and get your views into the Parliament Committee working on the Bill before the cut off date of 16 November. Check out our website! www.ebswa.org

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How is foster care being affected by trans ideology?

Épisode 9

lundi 25 mai 2026 • Durée 51:09

This is an account of Mandy's experience applying to be a foster carer with a major Scottish charity and being rejected for expressing concerns about the consequences of trans ideologyfor vulnerable children and teens. Mandy discusses her experience with Maggie and Emma of EBSWA, and what this might say about how badly care services have been compromised.

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We need to talk about this!

Épisode 7

dimanche 25 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:01:30

Guest speaker Jane Fenton Professor Emeritus talks about her research and teaching on the importance of open discussion and challenge in social work teaching and practice. Jane is joined by Emma Darling and Nicki Benge both fairly recently qualified social workers in practice in England.

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Transitioning Children - What have the courts said? and what advice have they been given?

Épisode 6

jeudi 27 novembre 2025 • Durée 56:10

How have the courts ruled on cases brought in the English family courts? Following the ethical approval of the Pathways Trial which could see children as young as 10 receive puberty blockers,Sarah Phillimore, barrister in the family courts, and staunch defender of free speech and children and families rights, and Charlies Plummer, formerly CAFCASS, now independent social worker, joined Maggie Mellon of EBSWA to discuss the current state of case law and the legality of CAFCASS's current guidance to its staff and to independent Guardians ad Litem reporting to the courts. Following this discussion, with Sarah's support, EBSWA will now be investigating ways to challenge the CAFCASS guidance.

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How Data Collection on Sex and Gender Has Gone Wrong with Alice Sullivan

Épisode 5

samedi 22 novembre 2025 • Durée 58:15

In this episode, we speak with professor Alice Sullivan. Alice is a professor of sociology at University College London and was recently commissioned by the government to lead a review into the collection of data pertaining to sex and gender. She has also edited the book Sex and Gender: A Contemporary Reader. Within the discussion, we cover the ways in which sex and gender data becomes unclear, why this is bad for everyone, how it can be improved, and some of the unexpected and shocking safeguarding concerns that were raised by the review.

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Can a blanket affirmative approach be in a child's best interests?

Épisode 3

vendredi 20 juin 2025 • Durée 45:05

EBSWA podcast, discussing how and why the best interests of the child principle has been forgotten by the "affirmative" approach to gender identity in children. Robin Carling, Maggie Mellon and Miriam

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Disability: When Gender Identity Provides Relief From Reality

Épisode 4

vendredi 20 juin 2025 • Durée 01:05:07

An Evidence Based Social Work Alliance Podcast, EBSWA's Robin Carling which George Fielding, disability rights campaigner, Sarah Philimore, barrister in the family courts, and Miriam a children's social worker discuss the impact of disability on development of sexuality and how embracing gender identity can offer distraction from realities of disability”.

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The impact on children's services of the Supreme Court ruling on the meaning of S*x in the Equality ActAct

Épisode 1

mardi 10 juin 2025 • Durée 01:00:50

Stephanie Davies Arai, founder and director of Transgender Trend in conversation with Robin Carling of EBSWA on the likely or hoped for impact of the recent Supreme Court ruling (FWS V Scottish Government) that S*x means biological s*x and is not changed by a Gender Recognition Certificate or by any process of gender reassignment. What should this mean for children's services?

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