Writing your life – reflections on working together to support social work writing

Everything about social work writing should reflect the views, voices and experiences of the people who are being written about. Writing should be respectful, and respect peoples’ differences including any protected characteristics, preferences, interests and identities. Written products should be usable and understandable by all relevant stakeholders that need to access it. ‘Nothing about us without us’ is applicable to all aspects of social work writing.

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Open Research Online (The Open University)
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2025-03-01
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Social Work Education and Practice
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Writing your life – reflections on working together to support social work writing

Open Research Online (The Open University)
Social Work Education and Practice
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Writing your life – reflections on working together to support social work writing

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Abstract

Everything about social work writing should reflect the views, voices and experiences of the people who are being written about. Writing should be respectful, and respect peoples’ differences including any protected characteristics, preferences, interests and identities. Written products should be usable and understandable by all relevant stakeholders that need to access it. ‘Nothing about us without us’ is applicable to all aspects of social work writing.

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Social Work Education and Practice
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