Earlier this year social workers in Hertfordshire’s community learning disability and autism service (@HertsCLDS on Twitter) launched a ‘guerrilla poster campaign’ to prompt some debate, reflection and reaction within social work teams. The posters each featured a thought bubble with a different prompt. Here we’ve picked 15 of the best and set them against photo backgrounds. For more info on the campaign you can contact Mark Harvey, Hertfordshire’s head of social work and communities.
Photo: daquellemanera (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: Sanchom (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: shrinkin’violet (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: AlejandroEricksen (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: Nomadic_lass (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: Dafnecholet (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: Paulsimpson1976 (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: Eroskosz (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: geishaboy500 (Flickr- creative commons)
Photo: Stevendepolo (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: Rebeccaswift (Flickr – creative commons)
Photo: gillian_m (Flick – creative commons)
Photo: quinnanya (Flickr – creative commons)
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