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Multi-Cultural Family Base aims to provide a quality, accessible service to its members and others who seek its help and support. Users of Multi-Cultural Family Base’s service have a right to make a complaint or suggestion about the service they get from us.
Listening to the Future: Young Voices in Advocacy
By Genevieve Balivet, Grand Valley State University
In social advocacy, we often discuss listening to and uplifting unheard voices: Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic (BAME) voices, migrants’ voices, and women’s voices. But one group we often forget are children and young people. Usually, adults are the ones organising movements, creating goals, and taking action, claiming to do so for young people’s sake. When do young people have the opportunity to envision their own futures? And how often do we adults listen to them?
Background and Future Pathways - Mums and Spices

By Sneha Sujil, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Florida
Know Your Rights! How the UNCRC Bill Will Help Children in Scotland

By Jonathan Zheng, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Florida
Good mental health begins in childhood, but mental health resources are unusable by many children. That is why the Scottish Parliament is incorporating the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, or the UNCRC into law.
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2024
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Finding Identity in Fashion30th July 2024
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Complaints Procedure25th July 2024
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Listening to the Future: Young Voices in Advocacy17th July 2024
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Background and Future Pathways - Mums and Spices17th July 2024
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Know Your Rights! How the UNCRC Bill Will Help Children in Scotland15th July 2024
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Parenting across Scotland - out and about!20th April 2024
2022
2021
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A Butcher, a Baker... not quite21st December 2021
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Getting back in the driving seat16th June 2021
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Ubuntu - I am because we are16th March 2021
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January blues25th January 2021
2020
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Leaving a violent relationship24th November 2020
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Yusuf the artist19th November 2020
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Becoming a trustee6th November 2020
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Trustee life continues uninterrupted in a virtual world4th November 2020
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Chairing from a distance2nd November 2020
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A mother's journey through lockdown10th October 2020
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Social work training in times of COVID8th October 2020
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Having a baby during lockdown25th June 2020
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Supporting families during lockdown19th April 2020
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Adun’s story7th March 2020
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Are Adverse Childhood Experiences being ignored?1st March 2020
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A (too) short but (very) sweet time at MCFB13th January 2020
2019
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Recapture Edinburgh18th December 2019
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The Changing Room18th December 2019
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Social Work and the (Bi-) Cycle of Change10th October 2019
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Helping with the transition to primary school27th May 2019
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Reflections on International Roma Day7th April 2019
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A Day in the Life of a Student Social Worker18th March 2019
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Time for Togetherness1st March 2019
2018
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A Bright Future3rd December 2018
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Social Integration Policy and the Third Sector23rd October 2018
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The Price of Women?8th March 2018
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What if...2nd March 2018
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On Becoming 20 and Networking11th January 2018