Outreach and public relations
Sufficient time will be dedicated to networking and dissemination activities:
(1) Reaching out for other training institutions in social work and in other police units in the partner countries, where the SWaPOL training package may be implemented, and
(2) Collaboration with international associations and networks in the field of social work (EASSW European Association of Schools in Social Work EASSW), in the field of policing (EUCPN European Crime Prevention Network; CEPOL European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training), and in the field of security and public order management of urban spaces (e.g. EFUS European Forum for Urban Security).
- Announcements
The next internal project meeting will be held in Ghent (BE) on 17.-19. June 2019.
- Conferences and public events
The project has been presented at the Spring Meeting of the European Health Policy Group in April 2018, and at the Best Practice Conference of the European Crime Prevention Network EUCPN in Vienna in December 2018.
In this article, authors from Belgium discuss the history of the relationship of social workers and police in relation to youth justice in the city of Ghent. First, the historical development of the social role of the police is presented. Second, the separation of welfare and justice in the police zone of Ghent is explained. Third, the blurred lines in practice between social work and policing are discussed, emphasising the risk of role confusion, arbitrary judgements in case management and challenges for communication between social workers and police officers
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- Biggs J. and Tang C. (2011): Teaching for Quality Learning at University. What the Student Does Society for Research Into Higher Education. 4th Edition. Open University Press. Maidenhead.
- Deliverables & publications
- Newsletters
- Photo gallery – documentation of the project