July 4, 2023
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10:00 am
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11:00 am
Overview
This webinar is intended to explain the nature of harm and abuse caused to learners who may be at risk of, or have experienced sexual violence, harassment or this form of harm within child on child abuse, to enable practitioners to recognise the signs and respond appropriately, so that potential victims or survivors get the support and help they need and safeguarding implemented.
Objectives
The webinar will give you an understanding of:
- Awareness of sexual violence and sexual harassment: lived experiences for learners both online and offline;
- Examining the definitions of sexual offences including sexual harassment, sexual violence, including online sexual abuse and revenge pornography;
- Creating a culture of safety, supporting learners to report concerns;
- Implementing robust recording and referral mechanisms;
- Responding effectively to concerns;
- Review on where to access further support and guidance.
Who should attend this webinar
FE & Skills Training Providers.
This webinar is designed to support all providers of post-16 education and training provision to have a greater awareness and duty of care in recognising and responding to sexual violence, harassment and this form of harm within child on child abuse.
The content of this webinar is ideal for all those who work in post-16 education and training provision whether as part of an executive team, senior management, curriculum and department leads, or directly involved in teaching and training with a responsibility for the management and leadership of safeguarding. As well as anyone who has regular contact with children or vulnerable adults including parents or carers.
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Speaker
Carly Danes, Safeguarding Consultant, Education Child Protection LTD
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