Williams, J. and Takaendisa, M., 2024, Exploring Racism and Anti-racist Allyship in the Workplace, paper presented to the London Borough of Lewisham, Children’s Services, Black History Month event, October 2024.

Williams, J. 2024, Creating a Secure Base and a Safe Haven: Considering attachment theory in our relationships at work, paper presented to the London Borough of Lewisham, Children’s Services, Wellbeing Week, May 2024.

Lynch, A. and Williams, J. 2023, Book-ending participatory research processes: Developing relational and creative methods with social work practitioners and supervisors, paper presented to the International Conference for Practice Research, Aalborg Conference, Aalborg University, Denmark, June 2023.

Ahmed, S., Jennings, S., Smith, S. and Williams, J. 2023, Developing anti-racist supervision practices, paper presented to the Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, Scotland, May 2023.

Williams, J., Ruch, G. and Jennings, S. 2023, Creating the conditions for collective curiosity and containment: Insights from developing and delivering reflective groups with social work supervisors, paper presented to the European Conference for Social Work Research, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy, April 2023.

Williams, J. 2022, Reflect, Draw, Write, Talk: Co-developing psycho-social methods of inquiry with social work supervisors, paper presented to the International Doctoral Practice Research Seminar, hosted by the Helsinki Practice Research Centre, University of Helsinki, Finland; the Centre for Social Work Innovation and Research, University of Sussex, England; and the University of Melbourne, Australia [online event], December 2022.

Williams, J. 2022, Reflect, Draw, Write, Talk: Co-developing psycho-social methods of inquiry with research participants, paper presented to the Centre for Social Work Innovation and Research, Doctoral Research Seminar, University of Sussex England and University College, Oslo, Norway [online event], November 2022.

Williams J. 2022, Imagining Anti-Racist Supervision in the 21st Century: Why we still need to talk about this!, paper presented to the Hertfordshire County Council and Hertfordshire Teaching Partnership: Practice Week, online, June 2022.

Williams, J. and Damman, J. 2021, Changing Child Welfare Organisations through the Supervisory Relationship, paper presented to the Kempe Center's International Virtual Conference, Denver, Colorado, US, October 2021.

Williams, J. and Ruch, G. 2021. Learning to Learn: Reflections on the Development and Delivery of the PSDP Model of Teaching and Learning, paper presented to the Joint Social Work and Education Conference, Cardiff, July 2021.

Williams, J. 2021. ‘Together Apart’- Navigating the Virtual Territory of Social Work Supervision, Paper presented to the Making Research Count, Institute for Applied Social Research Conference, Luton, May 2021. 

Williams, J. 2021. Learning from the Practice Supervisor Development Programme: What practice supervisors and supervisees need, to achieve good reflective supervision, key note lecture presented to the annual Practice Educators Conference, Kingston University, London, May 2021.

Williams, J. and Domakin, A. 2019. Learning from the Practice Supervisor Development Programme, paper presented to the annual Link Officers conference on Leading and Embedding Learning, Research in Practice, Birmingham, November 2019.

Williams, J. 2019. Supervision and Attachment Patterns: The Role of Attachment Theory within the Emotional Landscape of Social Work Supervision, paper presented at the Research in Practice Conference on building practice supervision in learning organisations, Leicester, February 2019.

Williams, J. 2017. A Secure Base: The Role of Attachment Theory within the Emotional Landscape of Supervision, paper presented at Making Research Count, Institute of Applied Social Research Conference at University of Bedfordshire, Luton, July 2017.

Richardson, M., Peacock, F., Williams, J. 2016. Fostering Good Relationships: Partnership Work in Therapy with Looked After and Adopted Children, paper presented at the Association for Family Therapy Conference, Brighton, September 2016.