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Huddle Up with ISPCAN! First Session begins Tomorrow, May 1st
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Huddle Up with ISPCAN! First Session begins Tomorrow, May 1st
Dear ISPCAN Members,
We would like to invite you to join us in the ISPCAN Huddle. The First Huddle Session begins tomorrow, Thursday, May 1st. 8:00am-10:00am MST
ISPCAN’s New Case Based Training Model
Grow, learn, share, connect, rise up and Huddle UP with ISPCAN!
Have you ever wished you could just REWIND and do things differently?
Multigenerational child sexual abuse, in the context of culture, family and systems of care will be explored. How the medical, mental health, and justice systems interact to protect and heal the child will be deeply examined. From the eyes of the child, we will hear the case, as it unfolds using a young survivor’s home movies as he recreates and tells his story (Watch movie trailer above).
Hear directly from our special guest Sasha Joseph Neulinger, Director of REWIND and Survivor. Sasha will courageously share his extraordinary story of child sexual abuse through his film REWIND.
Watch the REWIND Trailer Here: https://youtu.be/Dx0q7ETJRAI?si=8q2KyP9G0FonRD8r
Register Today! Registration – ISPCAN
You don’t want to miss out on this new cutting-edge way to look at a case in retrospect to learn how we can collaborate better.
FREE to ISPCAN Members!
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE HUDDLE HERE – Huddle 2025 – ISPCAN
Huddle Learning Objectives
- Understand Global Challenges: Gain
insights into international challenges in protecting children and
intervening in cases of child sexual abuse. - Learn Best Practices: Explore
cutting-edge strategies and best practices for addressing child sexual
abuse from diverse global perspectives. - Enhance Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Develop
practical knowledge and skills for effective collaboration across
disciplines in child protection work. - Update Knowledge and Skills: Acquire
the latest international knowledge, practices, and tools to address child
sexual abuse effectively. - Continued Education Credits: Attend
all 5 sessions and receive 3 CEU’s
If you are a practitioner, working in child protection from any sector, then this special training is an incredible opportunity for you. ISPCAN will virtually bring together multi-disciplinary experts from diverse regions who will examine a case study involving a different form of child abuse each year. Using this case study format, each discipline will evaluate the role that it played throughout the case, and they will come together to determine what could have been done differently to ensure a more successful collaborative response.
People working in law, medicine, social work, psychology, law enforcement, education, research, public health, NGO, government, sport organizations, religious organizations, and any others that work in child sexual abuse cases are welcome. We want you to be part of the discussions and solutions.
This powerful curriculum is being developed and taught by world renown content experts who represent the best and brightest in their respective disciplines.
View the Experts Here – Ispcan huddle
Case-study based curriculum
Earn 3 CEU’s by attending all 5 Sessions
Session 1 – May 1st, 2025
Introduction to the Huddle Concept & viewing of the film REWIND
In the opening session, participants will be introduced to the Huddle concept, outlining the training’s framework, learning objectives, and structure. In the second part of the session, participants will take part in a joint viewing of the documentary REWIND. The film is about multigenerational child sexual abuse, in the context of culture, family and systems of care will be explored. How the medical, mental health, and justice systems interact to protect and heal the child will be deeply examined. From the eyes of the child, Sasha Joseph Neulinger, we will hear the case, as it unfolds using his home movies as he recreates and tells his story.
Session 2 – May 8th, 2025
Identification
This session will focus on identifying the signs of CSA before a direct disclosure (noticing and addressing red flags) and around initial disclosure. In addition, we will focus on immediate response to the disclosure. Discussions will also address the role of institutional policies in early identification. Public health interventions begin with prevention-focused actions that are taken at a whole-of-population level, often through already existing universal service delivery platforms where contact with families occurs (i.e. health, education and childcare services), complemented by community-based actions and population-wide strategies. The latter includes information about child safety, awareness raising actions, regulations and controls, and provision of training, resources and supports – for professionals working with families, as well as direct provision of parenting skills and other supports for families themselves.
Session 3 – May 15th, 2025
Assessment
This session will explore best practices and policies for conducting initial assessments, gathering information in trauma informed strategies while spotlighting the child’s rights. Participants will discuss the roles of different professionals and the challenges at this stage.
Session 4 – May 22nd, 2025
Multidisciplinary Response
This session refers to the actions taken by professionals to address the abuse, and how collaborative efforts across multiple disciplines would have changed the responses. This session will focus on how different disciplines can work together to provide a collaborative response without incurring additional financial cost.
Session 5 – May 29th, 2025
Follow Up & Resilience
This session will focus on the ongoing support to children who underwent CSA. Participants will explore strategies for building resilience and promoting a sense of safety and stability. Multigenerational child sexual abuse, in the context of culture, family and systems of care will be explored. Practical strategies for how the medical, mental health, and justice systems must interact to protect and heal the child will be deeply examined. *The session will be accompanied by Mr. Sasha Joseph Neulinger, the film maker of REWIND.
Deep dive into a case of child sexual abuse. Watch the film through the eyes of the child to challenge our current practices in every region
What attendees will explore:
- How the public health model can broaden our
understanding of the risk and protective environments that impact children - How assessments and interventions can be positioned to
leverage new and emerging findings on risk exposure and resilience - How services within child protection systems can be
strengthened to support families in need - How services in the community can complement services
within the child protection system to support vulnerable children - How individual actions of the practitioner can
embolden a system and lead to better outcomes for children
Each training session will include:
- Cutting-edge knowledge
- Best practices
- Context informed paradigm
- Addressing resources of each region
- Public health approach
- For each session, key themes and take-home messages
will be framed and disseminated to the participants.
Expected Outcomes:
- Encouraging participants to think differently and adopt
new ideas for their region - Identifying gaps and opportunities for improvement in
policy and practice - Framing key insights and take-home messages, which will
be documented and disseminated
REGISTER HERE – Registration – ISPCAN
ISPCAN HUDDLE PARTNERS
The Kempe Center, Haruv Institute, The Zoma Foundation
If you have any questions please reach out to Holly Malcolm – memberships@ispcan.org or Jane Estes – partnerships@ispcan.org
Thank you. We hope you can join us!
Warmly,
Holly Malcolm
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yes i will join the 1st session of Huddle on 1st May . pl let me know the link to join the session
Thjanks
best regards
Dr Kiran Aggarwal
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