NSW: Listen and give us a say: Children and young people’s views about safety in institutions

Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual AbuseOn Friday 28 October 2016, the Royal Commission will host a research symposium on children and young people’s views of safety in institutions at University Hall, University of Technology Sydney, from 9:00am.


 

Listen and give us a say: Children and young people’s views about safety in institutions

On Friday 28 October 2016, the Royal Commission will host a research symposium on children and young people’s views of safety in institutions.

This symposium will share findings from research commissioned and published by the Royal Commission.

Researchers spoke with children and young people, including those with a disability, about the safety issues they face in institutional contexts and how these can be addressed.

Commissioner Helen Milroy will introduce the research and outline how it will contribute to the Royal Commission’s work.

The research authors will present their research findings, followed by a panel discussion with children and young people.

Presenters:

  • Professor Morag McArthur and Dr Tim Moore

         Institute of Child Protection Studies, Australian Catholic University

  • Dr Sally Robinson

         Centre for Children and Young People, Southern Cross University

  • Panel of children and young people

Event details:

9.00am – 12.30pm Friday 28 October 2016
Registration from 8.30am
University Hall, University of Technology Sydney
15 Broadway, Ultimo NSW 2007

If you wish to attend, please email symposia@childabuseroyalcommission.gov.au

Research Reports

Three research reports related to this Symposium are available:

Taking Us Seriously

** Have a say on safety, your report – Kids Summary

Our safety counts

** Our safety counts

Feeling Safe, Being Safe

**Feeling Safe, Being Safe

Download these research reports here.

The Royal Commission’s final report will be handed to government in December 2017.

 

Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse