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Avril BellingerAvril Bellinger
Role Social Work Practice Learning Co-Ordinator Chair of Students and Refugees Together (START) For more information: www.studentsandrefugeestogether.com Core member of the Centre for Excellence in Professional Placement Learning (CEPPL) Qualifications & background National Teaching Fellowship 2008 MA Womens Studies (Distinction) Professional membership British Association of Social Workers (BASW) National Organisation for Practice Teaching (NOPT) Teaching interests My particular area of interest is in promoting reflective and analytical learning through practice and seeking to influence the development of theory through transformational practice. Research interests Creative practice & artistic projects Initiator and Chair of the Students and Refugees Together (START) project. www.studentsandrefugeestogether.com Publications Bellinger, A. & Elliott, T. (2011) ‘What Are You Looking At? The Potential of Appreciative Inquiry as a Research Approach for Social Work’, British Journal of Social Work, 41(4),pp 609-624 Bellinger, A. (2010). Studying the Landscape: Practice Learning for Social Work Reconsidered. Social Work Education: The International Journal, Vol. 29, No.6, pp599-615 Bellinger, A. (forthcoming, 2010) 'Talking about (re)generation: Practice learning as a site of renewal for social work' British Journal of Social Work Advance Access, June 2010, doi:10.1093/bjsw/bcq072, pp1–17 Whiteford, A., Horton, V., Garrard, D. Ford, D. & Butler, A. (2010) 'Sustaining Communities: Sustainability in the Social Work Curriculum' in Jones, P., Selby, D.& Sterling, S. (eds) Green Infusions: Embedding Sustainability across the Higher Education Curriculum, London, Earthscan pp. 241-256. Bellinger, A. and Phillips, C. (2010) ‘Feeling the Cut: Exploring the Use of Photography in Social Work Education’, Qualitative Social Work. Online First, May 26, 2010, doi: 10.1177/1473325010361999. Butler, A (2007) 'Students and Refugees Together: Towards a model of practice learning as service provision.' Social Work Education Vol. 26:3 Butler, A., Elliott, T. & Stopard, N. (2003) ‘Living up to the standards we set: a critical account of the development of anti-racist standards.’ Social Work Education, Vol.22, No.3 Butler, A. (2003) ‘Whose Life is it Anyway? Creative autobiography with service users.’ In S. Ramon (Ed.) Users Researching Health and Social Care: An Empowering Agenda? Venture Press, Birmingham. Butler, Avril (Ed)(2001 'Promoting Good Practice: Service User and Carer Involvement in the Training of the Caring Professions' Innovations Conference Report, University of Plymouth. Butler, Avril & Morris-Fuge, Ann (Eds) (2001) Innovations in Multi-Disciplinary Practice. Innovations Conference Report, University of Plymouth. Butler, Avril (2000) 'Only for My-Self: Creative Autobiography as an intimate therapeutic medium.' in Auto/Biography, BSA Study Group Journal Vol viii, Nos 1&2 Butler, Avril & Morris-Fuge, Ann (Eds) (2000) Innovations in Anti-Racist Practice. Conference Report, University of Plymouth. Bender, M., Horton, V., Rees, F. & Butler, A. (2000) ‘Where Women Meet at the Focal Point of Care’ Journal of Dementia Care. Nov/Dec 2000. Butler, Avril & Morris-Fuge, Ann (Eds) (1999) Report on a Conference By and For South West DipSW Programmes Staff. University of plymouth. Butler, A. (1998) ‘Creating Space: The development of a feminist research group.’ In Danusia Malina & Sian Maslin-Protheroe Surviving the Academy: Feminist Perspectives London, Falmer Press Butler, Avril & Landells, Mel (1995) 'Taking Offence: Research as resistance to sexual harassment in academia.' in Louise Morley & Val Walsh, Feminist Academics: Creative agents for change. London, Taylor & Francis. Butler, Avril & Landells, Mel (1994) Telling Tales Out of School: Research into sexual harassment of women academics. University of Plymouth Equality Research Group, Working Paper No. 1 Reports & invited lectures
Butler, Avril (2008) 'Practice Learning Landscape' invited workshop at Worcester Social Services Practice LearningCentre. Butler, Avril (2005) ‘Students and Refugees Together (START): Practice Learning as service provision.’ Paper to West Midlands Learning Resource Centre Network Launch Conference, Aston Business School, Birmingham. 4th March 2005 Butler, Avril (2005) ‘Waving not Drowning: The Resilience of Social Work in the Global Context’ Keynote speaker at the Society of Professional Social Workers Conference (Western Australia) Perth WA. Butler, Avril, Hannaford, Rowena & Finch, Kally (2005) Students and Refugees Together. Invited presentation to ‘Guests of the Nation Conference’ University College Cork. Butler, Avril (2004) ‘START (Students and Refugees Together): Towards a model of practice learning as service provision.’ Paper to SEEC Conference, Brunel University, 10th September. Butler, Avril (2003) ‘Setting up a Conference to Exchange Good Practice of Involving Service Users in Educating Professionals.’ Paper to Service User Involvement Conference, Esslingen University, Germany. Butler, Avril (2002) ‘The Art of Being: Creative Autobiography and the Professional Self’ Invited speaker to the Strange Baggage Conference for Health Professionals, Salisbury Art Centre. Refereed Conference papers Butler, A & Ford, D (2006) ‘A Contradiction in Terms: Providing a needs-led service through outcome driven funding.’ International Schools of Social Work Conference, Santiago de Chile. Butler, Avril (2004) ‘START (Students and Refugees Together): Towards a model of practice learning as service provision.’ Joint Social Work Education Conference, Glasgow , 8th/9th July. Butler, Avril & Ford, Deirdre (2002) ‘Social Workers and Citizenship: Learning for practice.’ Paper to International Association of Schools of Social Work Conference, Montpellier, France. Butler, Avril & Horton, Viv (2000) ‘Where Women Meet: Learning about Dementia and Personhood.’ Paper presented to the Biographical Methods and Professional Practice Conference, Tavistock Centre, London. Butler, Avril & Ford, Deirdre (1999) ‘Who Do We Think We Are? Self and Reflexivity in Social Work Practice.’ Paper presented to the European Association of Schools of Social Work. University of Helsinki. |
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