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Nairobi, Kenya | 5–7 November 2025 | Child Protection & Climate Change
The 3rd International Conference on Child Protection (ICCP) in Africa, hosted by the Government of Kenya in collaboration with key child protection stakeholders, will convene from 5th to 7th November 2025 under the theme “Child Protection and Clim
The Centre for Child Protection’s ‘Critical Conversations in Child Protection’ is a webinar series aimed at facilitating learning from the latest research, practice knowledge, theory and lived experiences around safeguarding children and young peo
The 6th BICON Conference on Alternative Care for Children in Asia will be held on 15 and 16 October 2025 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Since 2014, BICON has been a significant event focusing on the rights of children and young people without par
Changing the Way We Care (CTWWC) has worked since 2018 to strengthen national care systems in Guatemala, India, Kenya, and Moldova, with a focus on laws, services, and the workforce that support safe, nurturing family care. This webinar will present evaluation findings and theories of change, offering lessons for care reform actors worldwide, with Spanish interpretation available.
The Global Kinship Care Week 2025 (GKCW 2025) will take place from 6–12 October. Organised annually by Family for Every Child, the week is held in collaboration with more than 20 civil society organisations worldwide to raise awareness about the importance of kinship care.
The ISPCAN International Congress on Child Abuse and Neglect is scheduled for October 6–9, 2025, in Vilnius, Lithuania, uniting global leaders and professionals in child protection—from sectors such as law, medicine, social work, education, public health, government, and NGOs—to advance research, practice, and policy for child welfare.
Systems thinking has the power to transform early childhood development. But what is meant by systems thinking, and how can it be applied to service delivery and policy design?