Training and Workshops
Developing Approaches to Participation
Understanding and Working with Adolescence
Developing Approaches to Participation
This workshop (or series of workshops) provides insights into participation concepts and theories, equipping attendees with tools to promote participation in their interactions with young people and families. The aim is to create effective advocates for youth participation and champion their rights in communities and beyond.
An Introduction to Adultification
Understanding and Working with Adolescence
Developing Approaches to Participation
The workshop aims to increase awareness of adultification bias and its impact on children, especially those of color. Participants will explore the various settings where adultification can occur and develop strategies to combat biases. Through interactive activities, attendees will gain tools to promote equity and justice for all children and young people.
Understanding and Working with Adolescence
Understanding and Working with Adolescence
Child Exploitation: A Research Based Approach to Interventions
Our adolescent development workshops offer different formats to fit your needs, either a three-hour taster session or a more comprehensive series that helps participants understand and respond to adolescent development from a psychosocial perspective. These workshops will equip professionals and services to collaborate effectively with young people.
Child Exploitation: A Research Based Approach to Interventions
Child Exploitation: A Research Based Approach to Interventions
Child Exploitation: A Research Based Approach to Interventions
This workshop offers a space for critical reflection on adolescent development and child sexual and criminal exploitation. Adolescent safeguarding is crucial, as this stage of development is when young people are most vulnerable to harm, including harm in the extrafamilial context. This workshop equips participants with the latest tools,
This workshop offers a space for critical reflection on adolescent development and child sexual and criminal exploitation. Adolescent safeguarding is crucial, as this stage of development is when young people are most vulnerable to harm, including harm in the extrafamilial context. This workshop equips participants with the latest tools, theories, and approaches to develop their knowledge and enhance their practice.
Strength-Based and Relationship-Based Practice
Child Exploitation: A Research Based Approach to Interventions
Strength-Based and Relationship-Based Practice
This workshop introduces strengths-based and relationship-based practices for working with young people and families. By empowering and collaborating with individuals and families, positive and lasting change can be achieved by building on their strengths and resources. The workshop aims to equip practitioners with the knowledge and tools to support positive outcomes for young people and families.
Supporting and Collaborating with Boys
Child Exploitation: A Research Based Approach to Interventions
Strength-Based and Relationship-Based Practice
This workshop delves into relevant topics and concepts when working with and supporting boys, such as masculinity and how a young male's distinct identities can affect the care and support they receive. By employing real-life examples, this session highlights the impact of professional prejudices and societal norms on how young males are
This workshop delves into relevant topics and concepts when working with and supporting boys, such as masculinity and how a young male's distinct identities can affect the care and support they receive. By employing real-life examples, this session highlights the impact of professional prejudices and societal norms on how young males are perceived and how this can heighten their exposure to abuse and exploitation.