Suleiman Capsune’s Story, 1873(?) to 1890
Dr Christine Whyte, from The University of Glasgow, shares the story of Suleiman Capsune a Care Experienced person who was…
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A Moment in Care
Written by Emma Norry, a Care Experienced author, she explores the history of her own childhood and how it sparked…
An Exploration of Corporal Punishment in Residential and Foster Care in Scotland
As part of the Care Experienced History Month blog series, Andrew Kendrick, Emeritus Professor at the University of Strathclyde, explores…
The Black Care Experience Conference
Last month, our member Jasmin Pilling attended the Black Care Experience Conference in London. Here she writes about the trip.
The Care Experienced Tartan
For Tartan Day we’re looking back at the journey of our Care Experienced tartan and what it represents.
Finding Me
Trans Visibility Day takes place on March 31st each year to celebrate transgender and non-binary people and raise awareness of…
Understanding the Importance of Shared Identity for Care Experienced People
Marissa, a member of Who Cares? Scotland, is currently in her final year studying Community Development. Her dissertation topic is…
Investing in Volunteers
Hear from Yvonne, our Volunteer and Participation Manager who shares the exciting achievement of being awarded the Investing in Volunteers…
Winning care-leaving rights and extending the age of leaving care
Read the story of how Care Experienced People influenced the Scottish Parliament to change the law in 2014.
Care Experienced History Around The World – Aotearoa New Zealand
As part of Care Experienced History Month we researched history around the world. This is the History of Aotearoa New…