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Youth-serving organizations need strong child protection policies, and they need to make those policies an integral part of their culture. Two child welfare experts explain how organizations can make step-by-step changes to protect children in their care.
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This episode explains best practices for responding to a serious incident or allegations. You will learn principles for prioritizing victim support, conducting an objective investigation, communicating with authorities and your community, and supporting all of your stakeholders.
In this episode, learn how to train your staff and other stakeholders, and best practices for communicating your policies to everyone in your organization.
Collaborating with experts is an important part of creating strong child protection policies. Learn how to work with experts without letting them run your organization.
In this episode, learn why our speakers say you should adapt, not adopt policies from other sources. Learn the key elements of a strong child protection policy and best practices for clear and accessible policies.
This episode discusses the people your organization needs to enlist to help decide which child protection policies will work best and how to make them a part of your culture.
This episode discusses the fundamental principles that create a foundation of safety and a good timeline for planning your work.
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