‘Everyone has a right to a decent and dignified life that includes a meaningful career’
In this interview, vocational psychology scholar David Blustein shares his insights on the role of social justice in career guidance, advocacy and more....
The spectre of unemployability … and defence against it
Childhood is a fleeting stage of life which should be remembered for fun, lack of financial commitments, maybe even breaking rules and testing the boundaries. Expectations, not only of families...
Delivering social justice; a collaborative strategic approach
In this post, Neelam Thapar and Vanessa Airth reflect upon social justice as a strategic imperative at their university....
Five minutes of social justice in a busy day
This social justice card game explores what social justice is and how it can be used in career guidance....
Why a social justice informed approach to career guidance matters right now
Not only do governments need to recognize this is a critical time to support career guidance, argue Tristram Hooley, Ronald Sultana and Rie Thomsen, this is also a time when...