Events

Third National Practitioners' Seminar for Those Addressing young People's use of Violence in Close Relationships

Wednesday 24th March 2010

10:00am to 4:30pm

At Birbeck College, Malet Street, London WC1E 7HX

Respect are working in partnership with Tender to bring the latest of these six-monthly practice-sharing seminars.

If you would like to download the booking form, please click here.

The day will include a variety of workshops and presentations:

Rebecca Einhorn, NSPCC - Working with Vulnerable Young Bangladeshi Women
Katherine Barnes, Barnardo - An Evidence Based Appproach to Identity & Prevent Child Sexual Exploitation
Jenny Comery, FORWARD - Awareness-raising with Young People on FGM
Petra Sartingen & Armin Krohe-Amann, Tubinger Initiative, Germany - Preventative Work with Young People
Kate Iwi, Respect - Creative Use of Media when Engaging with Young People
Joanna Sharpen, GLDVP - The National Home Office Teen Relationship Campaign
Jennifer Parnham, The Nia Project - Young People Training Professionals
Pat Wallace, Breaking Free - Whole School Approach to Violence Prevention
Dimpi Hirani, Respond - The Peaks and Pitfalls of Work around Violence with Adolescent boys in an EBD School
Rhys Scudamore, Home Office,The Sexualisation of Young People
Thangam Debbonaire - Using Drama Techniques in Domestic Violence Prevention
Julia Worms, Respect - Perspectives on Child to Parent Violence
Nikki Rummer, Tender - The Results of an External Evaluation of the TRUST Project - Promoting Healthy Relationships in Schools'.

This is a not for profit event and we have tried to keep costs to a minimum. The price for the day will be £55 including lunch and refreshments.

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