Date of webinar
Start and finish time of webinar
9-10.30pm CET
About the webinar:
All Children - All Families will host a webinar series, live monthly from August 2018 until March 2019 at no cost. The series will have five track and within each track numerous webinar are offered. This webinar takes a closer look at the information and resources needed to achieve safety, permanency and well-being for LGBTQ youth in out-of-home care. Topics include research on LGBTQ youth experiences, the rights of LGBTQ youth, finding LGBTQ-affirming placements, and tools for advocacy. Introduction to LGBTQ Cultural Competency webinar is a pre-requising for joining this webinar.
You can register for the webinar here.
Topics that will be covered in upcoming webinars relate to best practices in serving LGBTQ parents and youth, webinar for caregivers caring for LGBTQ youth, as well as LGBTQ inclusion strategies for agency leadership. You can find more information about all webinars offered, dates and registration details here.
You might like..
0
6
Building on the importance of the adverse consequences from traumatic experiences in childhood, Cate Bailey et al. reviewed existing literature on trauma-informed approaches examining whether or not empirical evidence on the effects of the model…
0
5
About the webinar:
All Children - All Families will host a webinar series, live monthly from August 2018 until March 2019 at no cost. The series will have five track and within each track numerous webinar are offered. This webinar provides an in-…
0
A declaration on ‘Protecting children in out-of-home care from sexual exploitation and sexual abuse’ has been adopted in Nicosia, Cyprus, on 18 October by the Lanzarote Committee.
The declaration’s main concepts include:
‘Out-of-home…
0
86
Youth who experience abuse and neglect by their parents or carers can be placed in out-of-home care (OOHC) where such a system exists.
These systems can be quite different, yet they have a few things in common according to What Works for Children’s…
0
12
Foster and adoptive parents are an extremely diverse community of people with one thing in common: the desire to love, nurture and care for children and youth. Many parents may not realize that LGBTQ youth are overrepresented in foster care and are…
0
2
Today 58 million children are out of school. Children who are excluded from education often face multiple and overlapping disadvantages. Check out this interactive tool, produced by the Global Initiative on Out-of-School Children, to …
0
The UN Agencies' policy brief states that globally around 45% of LGBTQ+ youth report being bullied at school. Those who do, are more likely to feel unsafe, to avoid school activities, skip classes, achieve lower academic results or even drop out of…
no
0
78
The NSPCC, a leading charity for children from the UK, has published a guide that can be useful to parents and guardians when deciding whether to leave a child at home or allow them to go outside alone.
The guide provides practical advice…
0
28
The report describes in plain language, and through examples the legal and institutional environment and their everyday practice in Hungary regarding asylum seeking children, from the moment of lodging an asylum application to the final stages of…
0
19
Roll-out trainings for care professionals and youth facilitators are being organized in Belgium, Greece, Malta and Romania as part of the BRIDGE project. They follow the Training of Trainers (ToT) held in Budapest at the beginning of October …
0
45
For young people who have lived in alternative care, such as a large institution or foster care, becoming independent is a challenging and often daunting task. In many countries they face extreme hardship and are, for example, more likely to be…
yes
0
18
Organisers: Tdh Albania, Nisma për Ndryshim Shoqëror ARSIS, Tjeter Vision.
About this webinar:
The best practices in child protection webinar aims to share practices, models and services for protecting children and empowering…
0
22
This report illustrates and evaluates the features of best practice in safeguarding, based on inspection evidence from the 19% of all maintained primary, secondary and special schools, residential special schools and pupil referral units inspected…
yes
0
14
The risk of Covid-19 infection is much higher for care home residents who live in environments where physical proximity and everyday contact with their peers and service personnel is a given. Oliver Lewis reminds us that Michelle Bachelet …
0
9
Kosovo has established a comprehensive system for systematically addressing the issue of out-of-school children.
MEST, in cooperation with ECMI Kosovo and UNICEF, had strengthened the capacities of central, local and school authorities in…
