Empowerment of child victim/survivor

Digital childhood

Child lost between and within sectors and services

Rethinking outcomes in victims/survivors of violence

Safeguarding children through education and prevention – readiness to ensure child welfare

Child safety in a digital environment

Evidence-based approaches to combat child abuse, neglect, and interpersonal violence

Working group

Plenary session/Keynote session

Oral presentation

Worskhop

Multimedia presentation

Masterclass

Symposium

Ensuring the rights, needs and well-being of child victim, witness (seeing, hearing, understanding, recognizing, responding, guiding)

Preventing recantation, encouraging cooperation with child, ensuring support when legal process falls short

Extra-vulnerable groups: Children in foster care, LGBTQI+, children with disabilities, special needs, minority groups, street children, children on the move, runaway, etc.

Realizing the right to participate and be heard for child victim/survivor

Children’s ethical, safe and meaningful participation in research

Resilience and positive childhood experiences

The intersection between systems: Roles, responsibilities, barriers and solutions

Gatekeeping in abuse and neglect situations

Children in family crises (violence, abuse, maltreatment, divorces, etc.)

Circle of support for child and family and accountability of stake holders

Balancing justice, support and well-being in child abuse and neglect cases: best practices for effective collaborative integration of legal, child rights protection and support systems, interdisciplinary and multi-agency collaboration models, etc.

Forensic interviews and forensic psychiatric, forensic psychological evaluations of a child (separate or complementary, mandatory processes, etc.)

Collaboration of sectors and building capacity of child protective services, law enforcement and other systems

Understanding the impact of different forms of violence and abuse on child and family – the role of the interdisciplinary approach

Child-on-child abuse, victim – offender overlap

Mental health outcomes in survivors of violence (addictions, self-harm, etc.)

Other short and long term outcomes of violence and abuse (health, socioeconomic, etc.)

Multiculturalism, multi-faithism, harmful practices (genital mutilation, child marriages, etc.)

Adverse childhood experiences

Trauma – informed and trauma transformative practice

Innovative, effective and evidence-based solutions to mental health and other outcomes of violence and abuse

Children in formal education settings

Children in non-formal education: Religious, sports, culture, recreation activities

Readiness for diversity

Striving to overcoming bullying

Comprehensive sexuality education – An essential part of good education

Parenting and scale up of prevention programs

Impact of new technologies

Children preparedness to respond to risks (cyber bullying, sexting, etc.)

Responsibilities of stakeholders in policy and practice

Research questions, solutions and studies to understand and anticipate harms

Child’s exploitation online (AI, child trafficking, grooming, sextortion, etc.)

Measurement (tools and instruments, prevalence and epidemiology, etc.)

Prevention: primary (before happening), secondary (early detection and treatment), tertiary (preventing replication)

Examining the structures in place for child protective services system efficiency and effectiveness (government, NGOs, UN, etc.)

Quality improvement, system change, and capacity building in child protective services systems

Research gaps and challenges

Reporting, surveillance, evaluation of programs and outcome measurements

Side meetings

Holistic child protection system strengthening

Governance & investment

Multi-sectoral coordination

Data and evidance

Prevention

Child, survivor and community participation

Workforce and capacity building

The breakthrough strategies & innovation

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