Community Care asks journalists what they know about social work
June 26th, 2009Posted by Laura Oliver in Journalism, Magazines
Following yesterday’s news that Community Care’s ‘Stand Up Now for Social Work’ campaign had been taken on by Take A Break magazine, the RBI title is now running a survey on journalists to gauge how much the media understands about the care industry and what it takes to be a social worker.
You can complete the survey at this link.
Responses will feed into a factsheet for the ongoing campaign, which was initially launched by drawing attention to the shortlisting of the Sun’s Baby P campaign for the British Press Awards.
Read: Community Care’s Simeon Brody on ‘Why social workers deserve better treatment by the press’
Tags: Community Care, Simeon Brody, social worker, Stand Up Now For Social Work, the British Press Awards
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