Aimed at social workers, directors of service, chief executives and mental health professionals, Social Work News reflects positively on how those working in the diverse and challenging field of social care are helping to transform peoples’ lives through real life examples, insightful and expert advice on professional development. Each issue features the latest news, stories and announcements relating to the profession. Every edition includes guest articles, special reports and interviews with those involved in the social work profession; from frontline social workers through to influential government figures and those who support and supply products to social services. Articles are written with the social worker in mind, which is why many readers reference the magazine as part of their Continuing Professional Development (CPD). The team is continually looking to cover stories relating to (but not limited to) children's social work, adult social work, mental health, child protection, adult care, grooming, sexual exploitation, gang culture, domestic abuse, homelessness and vulnerable people. Full back issues can be read online at www.issuu.com/socialworknews.  The editorial deadline falls two months prior to the issue date, with the magazine published on the 1st of January, April, July and October. Advice for PRs: Please think about longevity and relevancy. As a quarterly publication, content will steer away from date-specific articles. The magazine needs to remain relevant throughout its lifespan. Please also consider relevancy; the readership is those working within health and social care therefore any pitches must be directly relevant to readers. SWNM is happy to accept feature pitches and article suggestions as long as they have a clear relevancy to social workers - a top tip is to consider "why would a social worker need to know this?".

Social Work Radio brings you interviews and discussions on the issues that matter to social workers in the real world. From politics and policies to dating and ethical dilemmas, there's something for everyone.

Social Work Sorted is the leading podcast for Newly Qualified Social Workers in the UK. Hosted and produced by Vicki Shevlin, a social worker, trainer, consultant and founder of The Social Work Collective Academy. This is a podcast for social workers and safeguarding professionals who care about skills, knowledge and practice. Fresh, relatable and realistic, Vicki brings her social work experience and unique training approach to bitesize episodes. Guest episodes feature critical conversations with experts from the sector.socialworksorted.com 

Celebrates the professional bond among social workers in all their distinct roles and varied work settings. Provides a forum for social workers to share their expertise, dialogue with colleagues, affirm the profession's strengths and evaluate its future in a remarkably readable, quality professional publication. Committed to enhancing the entire social work profession by exploring its difficult issues, new challenges, proud past and current successes through expert, but concise editorial content presented in a contemporary, visually appealing style.

Hosted by social media expert Pam Moore. Provides business and marketing leaders with tips and tools to help integrate social media, experiential branding, digital marketing and the latest technology into their corporate strategy. Each episode delivers actionable tactics and strategies for real business results.

Tailored for institutional, corporate and private investors who are devoted to socially responsible investment practices, Social Funds offers news, research and consulting services designed to help clients utilize sustainability criteria in the investment process and identify the value of corporate responsibility practices. It includes information on mutual funds and performance statistics, as well as a database and guide to community investing opportunities. Contact via the online form.

From the Research Group on Socialism and Democracy and published by Taylor & Francis, this academic journal explores issues of government, politics, and social issues. It publishes three times per year.

Background and Format: Socialism Today is the monthly magazine of the Socialist Party (England and Wales). With an extensive worldwide readership, it aims to provide up-to-date analysis, from a socialist perspective, of events in Britain and internationally. Articles and reports are written by socialists participating in struggles of workers, young people, women, students, and minorities. The magazine discusses key ideological and political issues, covers Marxist theory and history, and reviews books, films and art. Socialism Today opposes capitalism, a system of global economic exploitation and political oppression, based on market anarchy and the greedy pursuit of profit by big corporations and the super-rich. Socialism Today advocates the socialist transformation of society through democratic mass struggle and stands for international economic planning and socialist democracy, so that society can satisfy the needs of the overwhelming majority and will no longer be the property of a small minority of exploiters. They propose perspectives, programme, and strategy needed to bring about this radical change. Audience and Readership: Members of the Socialist Party and people with similar political views Deadline: Third week of the month prior to publication. Date of Publication: First week of the month. Frequency: 10 issues per year (Combined issues for Jan/Dec and July/Aug ) Circulation: Source: Publisher Distribution: Delivered directly to members and subscribers Ad rates: This publication does not carry advertising

The Socialist Health Association is a campaigning membership organisation. They promote health and well-being and the eradiction of inequalities through the application of socialist principles to society and government. They believe that these objectives can best be achieved through collective rather than individual action. The blog posts are written by a number of contributors. Entries in the Socialist Health Association blog concentrate on categories such as Access to treatment, Accountability, Addiction, Advertisement, Campaign resources, Campaigns, Carers, Change management, Children, Clinical conditions, Competition and markets, Complementary and Alternative medicine, Conservatives, Dementia, Democracy, Dentistry, Disability, Discrimination, Doctors, Economics of healthcare, Equality, European Union, Exercise & Travel, Food, Health and Social Care Act 2012, Health Care, Health Law, Information Technology, International comparisons, Labour Health Policy, Labour Party, Local Government, London, Mental Health, Migration, Mortality, NHS, Nursing, Old People, Patient Choice, Poverty in the UK, Primary Care, Private Medicine, Public and Patient Involvement, Public Health, Quality of care, Rationing treatment and Social Care. PR opportunities include news, reviews and interviews related to healthcare and especially socialist health. The team can be reached via email, telephone and post as well as their social media platforms where they are active. The team can alternatively be reached on +44 (0)7968 703 740.

Background and Format: The Socialist Review is the monthly magazine of the Socialist Workers Party. The publication covers features and reviews on socialist and political issues. Audience and Readership: Readers interested in news, events, theory and history from a revolutionary socialist persepctive.  Deadline: The deadline is usually in the last week of the month around the 24th. Time of Publication: It is published on the last Thursday of every month. Frequency: 11 issues a year. Circulation: Source: Publisher. Supplements and sections: news, features, opinion, interviews, letters, reviews (books, theatre, art/exhibitions, film etc.), and From the Archive Ad Rates: There is no advertising in the magazine.