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      ISPCAN Global Partners are organizations or non-profits working across the globe, who work directly or indirectly in child abuse and neglect (CAN) prevention or treatment. The goal is to share advocacy, experiences, knowledge, research, and resources across all regions in an endeavor to strengthen global efforts to end child maltreatment. Working together we can do more.  We believe effective and sustainable CAN prevention is achieved through education and professional cooperation.

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      Webinar
      Building Visibility & Influence on LinkedIn: A Free Workshop for ISPCAN Network Colleagues
      Live audit of LinkedIn profiles
      Presented By:
      Tracey Shell

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      July 10, 2025
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      The Cost of Caring: Strategies to Combat Burnout and Secondary Trauma among Professionals Working with Children
      Presented By:
      Zlatina Kostova, PhD

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      June 25, 2025
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      A Vision To Zero: A Roadmap to Ending Childhood Sexual Violence
      To Zero was created to help the sector align around a shared vision of that future, to understand the barriers that frustrate progress and to help break them down.
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      May 22, 2025
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      ISPCAN/Inter-CAP Petit four Webinar
      The webinar will offer perspectives on how healthcare professionals navigate their dual responsibilities within a diversity of legal frameworks across countries.
      Presented By:
      Dr. Joanne Nelson
      Dr. Karen Farst, MD MPH
      Dr. Valérie Benoit
      Dr. Anish Raj
      Dr. Gabriel Otterman
      Dr. Kathi Makoroff,

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      Inter-CAP
      June 10, 2025
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      Designing, Implementing, Evaluating, and Scaling Up Parenting Interventions
      Designing, implementing, evaluating and scaling up parenting interventions: a handbook for decision-makers and implementers.
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      May 6, 2025
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      Advancing Child Maltreatment Data Collection: The Need for Improved Diagnostic Coding and an ICD-11 Preview
      TICANDAC – Training to Improve Child Abuse and Neglect Diagnostic and Administrative Coding
      Presented By:
      Andreas Jud, PhD
      Dr Gabriel Otterman
      AMBER DAVIDSON, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P

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      The Clinic for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry/Psychotherapy at University Clinics Ulm, Germany
      The Swedish National Centre on Violence Against Children, "Barnafrid" at Linköping University
      February 26, 2025
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      Demystifying How to Scale Solutions
      In Partnership with Spring Impact alongside Child Health and Development Centre and Protect Children
      Presented By:
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      January 22, 2025
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      Voices of Children & Young People Around the World Global Child Helpline Data from 2023
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      Child Helpline International
      November 20, 2024
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      Understanding and Preventing the Threat of Sextortion
      The threat of Sextortion is rapidly growing at alarming rates. We know this topic is difficult, but understanding it is crucial for protecting young people.
      Presented By:
      Kelbi Schnabel, Senior Manager THORN

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      THORN
      December 12, 2024
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      Building Safe Futures: Solutions to end childhood sexual violence
      “Building Safe Futures: Solutions to end childhood sexual violence” is a comprehensive evidence review highlighting what works to prevent and respond to childhood sexual violence
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      Together for Girls
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      Sexual Violence Research Initiative (SVRI)
      October 23, 2024
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      The Hidden Dangers of Everyday Online Platforms: Instagram, Youtube, Roblox, and Snapchat are platforms that are popular among today’s youth. PACT is proudly part of the End Online Sexual Exploitation and Abuse of Children (OSEAC) Coalition, a network of allies who advocate for online safety. They recently hosted an eye-opening webinar exposing the hidden dangers of these platforms, featuring new research on Instagram’s teen accounts and a mother’s heartbreaking story of losing her daughter to fentanyl poisoning from a counterfeit pill obtained through Snapchat

      PACT

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      This handbook provides comprehensive advice for policy-makers, practitioners, and stakeholders involved in the development, implementation, and monitoring of evidence based parenting interventions. It offers a practical, step-by-step approach to selecting, designing, evaluating, implementing, monitoring, and scaling up parenting interventions in different contexts, and by referencing relevant research and offering templates and other resources to support implementation, it acts as a bridge between the evidence for parenting interventions and practice

      World Health Organization

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      “Building Safe Futures: Solutions to end childhood sexual violence” is a comprehensive evidence review highlighting what works to prevent and respond to childhood sexual violence in low- and middle-income countries

      Safe Futures Hub

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      The ‘Caring for Children on the Move’ community is primarily aimed at practitioners and service providers working with children on the move, but is also relevant to programme managers, policymakers and academics working in the sector. The aim of the space is to build a global and collaborative group of stakeholders that works together to build support for change for children on the move, ultimately contributing to ensuring all children on the move are safe to live and develop, protected from harm, and can fully access their right to family care. Topics covered can range from preventing family separation, improving integration and reintegration, supporting mental health and increasing participation of children and young people on the move in the matters that affect them. Through this space members will also receive regular updates about the activities and projects taking place within the Family for Every Child alliance in relation to children on the move portfolio. Over 2024, the space will host a series of Q&A sessions, webinars and discussions, specifically focusing on Family’s newly-published ‘Supporting Integration’ toolkit!

      Changemakers for Children

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      This course empowers frontline health workers to identify and provide appropriate support to children who have experienced violence.

      World Health Organization

      Partner Resource

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      Students will learn about online privacy and the importance of keeping personal information safe while using the internet. They will understand the concept of personal information and the potential risks of sharing it online. Students will explore safe and unsafe online behaviours, comparing them to playground behaviours, and develop an understanding of actions to take when encountering uncomfortable situations online. Trusted adults play a crucial role in guiding and supporting students, encouraging them to seek help whenever necessary.

      My Body is My Body

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      We completely understand how overwhelming it can be to protect your children online. With all the apps and platforms out there, it’s tough to know where to even start. But, just remember—you’re not alone in this, and there are ways to help safeguard them while still letting them enjoy the benefits of being online. Protecting children online really is a multifaceted task, but by being aware, staying involved, and putting a few key measures in place, you can make a big difference.

      My Body is My Body

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      Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) Family Violence Epidemiology Section is collaborating with the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect (ISPCAN) The purpose of this collaboration is to: Increase knowledge about the ethical considerations of using administrative data from the child welfare sector  Support PHAC’s ongoing efforts to: improve the ethical use of administrative data; increase trust in national child welfare data; and become a more effective data steward Highlight relevance of this work globally

      Public Health Agency of Canada

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      US Based, this comprehensive child welfare resource provides state and national data on child maltreatment, foster care, kinship caregiving, permanency, and older youth in care. The data are essential to help policymakers understand how many children and youth come in contact with the child welfare system, and why. States can use this information to ensure that their child welfare systems support the safety, stability, and well-being of all families in their state.

      Child Trends’ popular interactive child welfare data tool

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      This research summary: 1. Defines various forms of sexual cyberbullying 2. Reports what we know about the prevalence of these online behaviors 3. Discusses the factors that increase the risk for or protect youth against sexual cyberbullying as well as the potential consequences of experiencing sexual cyberbullying 4. Reviews what is known about preventing sexual cyberbullying 5. Shares information about relevant laws and resources for youth-supporting professionals who want to help youth who may experience sexual cyberbullying

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