Current population movements involve both established and new destinations, often
encompassing marginal and rural communities and resulting in a whole new set of issues …

Research and processes of knowledge production are often based on racialised and
imperialistic frameworks that have led to either the exclusion or the pathologisation of …

Participatory research is sometimes difficult and risky, but there is a paucity of opportunities–
and some reluctance–to reflect on its challenging aspects. In this article, we present …

Young adults with disabilities often depend on linkages and supports from adult agencies to
achieve high-quality adult outcomes. However, interagency collaboration has emerged as a …

This study presents an exploration into hope, a source of strength among the terminally ill
patients in Singapore. It explores, from the conventionally neglected patients' perspective …

The almost unlimited capacity of video to record visual images under wide ranging
conditions has ensured that it has become an indispensable agent in research, particularly …

The stigma experienced by mental health service users has been examined by many
authors but is rarely found within the social work literature. Through interviews with mental …

This article is premised on the belief that the social work community needs to recognise that
collaborative research–nationally or internationally–will take diverse forms. Setting up a …

Orientation: An important evaluation function is to determine whether creative and innovative
thinking and problem-solving skills can be developed through training and to assess …

Information literacy (IL) is one of the 21st century survival skills. The concept of IL has spread
widely, and IL programmes have appeared in many countries in formal settings such as …