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      JULY 7th is CHILD PROTECTION PROFESSIONALS DAY

      Child protection professionals are global, multidisciplinary professionals who work in child abuse and neglect (CAN) prevention and treatment. They give 110% so that no child has to suffer.  Help us celebrate all the people who make this world better today.  ISPCAN was founded by Henry Kempe on 7/7/77 as a society for multidisciplinary professionals to find their community.  So on this lucky day, we celebrate YOU for bringing hope and inspiration to children in their darkest hours. 

      Honor our child protection heroes

      Post pictures of individuals making a difference
      Take team photos and post them using our hashtags
      Make Tshirts, lanyards, other apparel to show pride
      Organize a special lunch with celebratory treats
      Add special tributes to organization newsletters
      Host self care and wellness programs for your team
      Put out a press release to get media coverage for your events
      Storytelling about the children you help

      Use Our Social Media Tags

      Please use our tags to post a picture, tag people and make tributes to honor people and teams who make a difference in every region of the world to protect child rights. 

      #Riseuptoendchildabuse

      #Childprotectionheroes

      #Ispcan

      SELF-CARE WEBINAR

      Understanding and Managing the Impact of Secondary Traumatic Stress and Burnout Among Child Serving Professionals: Practical Strategies for Self-Care

      The goal of this webinar is to provide a deeper understanding on the concepts of Secondary Traumatic Stress/Burnout and address practical strategies on how to improve the well-being of child professionals across a variety of settings.

      "There is no trust more sacred than the one the world holds with children. There is no duty more important than ensuring that their rights are respected, that their welfare is protected, that their lives are free from fear and want and that they can grow up in peace."

      -Kofi Annan, 2001 Nobel Peace Prize Winner

      Multidisciplinary Teams

      Creating effective teams from all sectors that work together in any community to ensure child centered care is a best practice.

      If you want to learn more about best practices for teams or help create global resources, you must join ISPCAN.  Our member forums connect all disciplines to share challenges, resources, post questions and network. 

      Get Involved with ISPCAN

      Publish in journals to advance the field of child protection

      Engage in Working Groups to Develop new resources to address gaps

      Unite with ISPCAN in our global Public Health
      prevention campaign

      More Ways to Grow with ISPCAN