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William Norman Ferguson (September 2, 1902 – November 4, 1957) was an American animator for Walt Disney Studios and a central contributor to the studio's stylistic development in the 1930s. He is most frequently noted for his contribution to the creation of Pluto , one of the studio's best-known and most enduring characters, and is the artist most closely associated with that character.
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- Introduction
- Thinking About How Children Become Invisible
- Researching Child Protection Practice
- Findings: Intimate Child Protection Practice and Invisible Children
- Fully Invisible and Unheld Children
- Detaching from Children: The Process of Invisibility and Being Unheld
- Conclusion
- Funding
It has been well known for several decades now that, in child abuse cases in which children have died or been seriously harmed, social workers and other professionals have not adequately related to the children or understood their experiences. For instance, two-year-old Keanu Williams died in 2011 from physical abuse and neglect, despite the extens...
The most commonly cited reason why children who are known to be at risk are not protected is breakdowns in communication between professionals and agencies (DHSS, 1974). An increasingly influential explanation is that the scope for social workers to get to know children sufficiently is constrained by excessive levels of case recording and other bur...
The research adopted an ethnographic research approach with the aim of getting as close as possible to practice by participating in and observing social workers in their work. The most senior managers in the two local authorities where the research took place agreed to allow access to their staff and individual workers could choose whether they wis...
The overall picture of social work to emerge from the study was of practice that achieved different degrees of closeness to children and families. In some short- and long-term work, relationships with families had real depth and the interactions with children were very close and intimate. In such casework, children were not only talked to, but hugg...
A case that vividly illustrates this kind of full invisibility and lack of holding of the children involved a social worker who was shadowed on a visit concerning a two-year-old girl, here called Amelia, who allegedly was left unsupervised and found a long way from home. Mother, here called Mrs Brown, was a lone parent and there was one other child...
In its most complete form, social workers’ lack of meaningfully relating to children and detachment from parents involves the worker becoming intuitively, cognitively and spiritually absent. It would be easy to blame individual social workers for such errors and judge them to have failed due to lacking the skills and competence to do the work. But ...
This paper has sought to contribute new insights into how superficial and unsafe child protection work occurs in day-to-day practice. It has tried to illuminate the ways in which various factors and the inter-connections between them constitute the lived experience of doing the work and impact upon practitioners’ capacities to ‘see’ and meaningfull...
The research on which this paper is based was funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, grant reference: ES/J006629/1.
- Harry Ferguson
- 2017
Jul 31, 2019 · William Norman "Norm" Ferguson (September 2, 1902 – November 4, 1957) was an animator for Walt Disney Studios and a central contributor to the studio's stylistic development in the 1930s. He is most frequently noted for his contribution to the creation of Pluto, one of the studio's best-known and most enduring characters, and is the artist most closely associated with that character.
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