Let’s end corporal punishment! On International Day to #EndCorporalPunishment - 30 April - and throughout 2024, ISPCAN will raise our voices to call for the end of corporal punishment, the most common and accepted form of violence against children. This is our opportunity to show

Tomorrow! ISPCAN Webinar, Special Issue, The International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect, “Epidemiology, risk factors, and impacts of adverse childhood experiences in low and middle income countries.” April 30th, 10:00 am – 11:30 am EDT. Learn more and register here:

ISPCAN May Newsletter now available! New opportunities for you to learn, share and engage with us in May!
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ISPCAN Webinar, Special Issue, The International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect, “Epidemiology, risk factors, and impacts of adverse childhood experiences in low and middle income countries.” April 30th, 10:00 am – 11:30 am EDT. Learn more and register here:

We are supporting Family for Every Child in their campaign #BlueUmbrellaDay 2024, we ask the international community to join us in advocating for boys and young men. This year's campaign focuses on three key messages:

☔️ #1: Sexual violence affects boys, too.

☔️ #2 There's more

ISPCAN Webinar - This Wednesday - April 17, 10:00am - 11:30am EDT. Please join us as we engage the voice of youth by understanding methods, strategies, and interventions to prevent all forms of bullying authored and presented by a young survivor. Learn ways to create a safe

We stand with other organisations around the world this #streetchildrenday who are providing essential support to street children and homeless youth to ensure Access for Street Children

Access to Essential Services – an issue that has become even more pressing as

ISPCAN Webinar, Special Issue, The International Journal of Child Abuse & Neglect, “Epidemiology, risk factors, and impacts of adverse childhood experiences in low and middle income countries.” April 30th, 10:00 am – 11:30 am EDT. Learn more and register here:

ISPCAN April Newsletter! See what we have going on this month. Read here: mailchi.mp/ispcan.org/apr…

ISPCAN Webinar - Next week - April 17, 10:00am - 11:30am EDT. Please join us as we engage the voice of youth by understanding methods, strategies, and interventions to prevent all forms of bullying authored and presented by a young survivor. Learn ways to create a safe physical,

Estimating and monetizing the causal effect of severe interpersonal violence against children in sports on subjective well-being

New research from Child Abuse & Neglect >
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ISPCAN Dr.Christine Wekerle

ISPCAN is excited to 📣 Professor Shanaaz Mathews, Research Director, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, University of Cape Town as one of our Keynote Speakers for our upcoming ISPCAN Sweden Congress. Learn more and connect with Professor Shanaaz Mathews on LinkedIn:

ISPCAN Webinar - April 17, 10:00am - 11:30am EDT. Please join us as we engage the voice of youth by understanding methods, strategies, and interventions to prevent all forms of bullying authored and presented by a young survivor. Learn ways to create a safe physical, emotional

ISPCAN is excited to 📣 Professor Philip D. Jaffé, University of Geneva, as one of our Keynote Speakers for our upcoming ISPCAN Sweden Congress. Learn more and connect with Professor Philip D. Jaffé on LinkedIn. Interested in joining us in Sweden 🇸🇪 please visit:

Save the Date! July 7th! World Day for Child Protection Professionals. 2024 Theme, “You Make a Difference “. A day to celebrate and acknowledge Child Protection Professionals and the difference you make. We encourage individuals, employers, community leaders, and other healthcare

Next Week! Register today! Join us April 4th! ISPCAN Webinar! Strengths and Stressors Assessment Tool - An ecological approach to assessing and working with at-risk families. Learn more and register here: ispcan.org/webinars/stren…. #ispcan #webinar #childabuseprevention

Join us April 4th! ISPCAN Webinar! Strengths and Stressors Assessment Tool - An ecological approach to assessing and working with at-risk families. Learn more and register here: ispcan.org/webinars/stren…. #ispcan #webinar #childabuseprevention #riseuptoendchildabuse