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Feb 13
58m 18s

Jeffrey Epstein isn't the whole story

Social Work Radio
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In this episode of Social Work Radio, Vince and Cara unpack why Jeffrey Epstein isn’t the whole story. Moving beyond the fixation on famous names, they explore the wider networks of abuse, power and institutional failure that social workers recognise all too well. From the way harm is framed differently in wealthy circles and deprived communities, to how sys ... Show More
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