To mark 40 years at the heart of child protection our November conference celebrates excellent, evidence-informed practice in the public sector, focusing on examples which showcase research and practice working hand in hand. We will be sharing the learning from these at our multidisciplinary one-day conference, and launching the AoCPP Research and Practice Award 2019 at our celebratory gala dinner.
We invited practitioners and researchers to submit an outline for a presentation at the event and received a number of high-quality applications addressing a range of topics.
Those shortlisted for the AoCPP Research and Practice award, and therefore presenting at the conference are:
Title of presentation: Can we improve children’s experience of the Child Protection Medical Assessment?
Title of presentation: The ‘Gwella Approach’: messages from practice and research.
Title of presentation: The role of lived experience expertise in the construction of knowledge and service development
Title of presentation:“ She doesn’t have to get in the car…”: exploring social workers’ understandings of sexually exploited girls as agents and choice-makers.
Title of presentation: Connections are the key: Unlocking the heart of relationship-based practice
Title of presentation:
Views about confidentiality from young abuse survivors whose abuse was unknown to child protection service
Title of Presentation: Child Protection Workers Experience of Fatal Child Abuse
Title of presentation: A strength-based approach to supporting families at the edge of Care.
Title of presentation: Wellbeing in the Digital - Why You, Why Now, Why
Title of presentation: Holly’s story: implementing early intervention in an inter-generational .
Professor Brigid Daniel and Professor John Devaney will also be joining us as Key Note Speakers.