Frank Golding

Author, Researcher, Historian

lived experience

Refuge, Rescue and Reform: Voices of suffering and survival

By fgolding@bigpond.net.auPosted on Posted in Activism, Activism; archives; Loud Fences, archives, Care Leaver Records, Care Leavers, disruptive histories and intangible heritage, Forgotten Australians, gender equity, lived experience, living experience, Multi-generational institutionalisation, Orphanage, Child Welfare, Social History, Adoption, State Wards, Children’s Homes, Foster Care, Children’s Institutions, Golding, Sinnett, Neglected, Child Abuse, Family,, Sexual Abuse

Another book!  I’m very pleased to announce that a book Dot Wickham and I have been working on for a few years is finally at the printers and will be launched in Ballarat by Hon. Catherine King MP, the Minister for Transport on 24 May as part of the Ballarat Heritage Festival. The publisher is […]

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Voice and Influence of People with Lived Experience

By fgolding@bigpond.net.auPosted on Posted in Activism, Care Leavers, disruptive histories and intangible heritage, lived experience, living experience, Participation

The British Journal of Social Work has released an online version of its Special Issue titled Voice and Influence of People with Lived Experience. I’m proud to have been invited to be a member of a guest editorial panel for this ground-breaking initiative. It’s a bumper issue with 14 academic  papers 38 reflective pieces and […]

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