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Supporting children involved with child protection services and youth justice

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Supporting children involved with child protection services and youth justice

Tuesday 30 July 1:00-2:15pm AEST, online via MS Teams

Hosted by Family and Community Services Insights, Analysis and Research (FACSIAR) 

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The trajectory of ‘crossover’ or ‘dual system’ children in the child protection and youth justice systems presents a significant and longstanding concern for both policy-makers and practitioners. Crossover children comprise up to 10% of child protection-involved children, and around 50% of justice-involved children in Australia.

In this webinar, Associate Professor Susan Baidawi, Associate Professor in the Department of Social Work at Monash University and co-director of the Monash Criminal Justice Research Consortium, will draw on a series of research studies to outline what is known about the characteristics of this group of children and their pathways to justice system involvement. She will also discuss opportunities for practice and systemic change to prevent and address these pathways. A panel of experts from relevant DCJ policy areas will also discuss what these findings mean for policy and practice.

This webinar will be chaired by Jessica Stewart (Executive Director, FACSIAR)

Join us to learn more about:

Criminalisation of children in child protection systems: opportunities for systemic change

Associate Professor Susan Baidawi - Senior Lecturer, Co-Director Criminal Justice Research Consortium, Deputy Higher Degrees by Research Director, Social Work Department, Monash University

Department of Communities and Justice expert panel

  • Katharine White – Manager, Residential Care Policy, Child and Family
  • Jason Phillips - Aboriginal Practice Officer, Youth Justice NSW
  • Edwina Crawford - Director, Aboriginal Services Unit, Transforming Aboriginal Outcomes

        Questions or comments?
        Contact: ResearchPartnerships@facs.nsw.gov.au

        The recorded presentations, slides and resources will be sent out within one week following the webinar.

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