Month: November 2015

This week I was on a late night panel (late for me anyway) via Skype to Toronto University Students for the Canadian Association for Equality.

This week we are keeping on working on our website and the edits of our book. This ongoing task of bringing two big projects to

  I should say straight away that I am not legally qualified, I don’t pretend to be and I don’t give legal advice as a

Back from some time away and preparing to work intensively with families until the Christmas break. Having been at the centre of the eruption amongst

There is a  trend within family services to listen to the voices of the children who are in the midst of family separation. This trend,