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Message ID: 10097
Date: 2017-01-06

Author:Brooke Carr

Subject:ISPCAN Call for Abstracts: European Regional Conference in The Hague

Now Accepting Abstract Submissions ISPCAN in The Hague October 2017 Multi-disciplinary, inter-agency approaches to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect submit Sub-themes include: The Voice of the Child Domestic Violence Sexual and Physical Abuse Human Trafficking Refugee Children Emerging Issues Child Protection Systems Join us to learn, share, and network at the 15th European Regional Conference in The Hague, the Netherlands. Yearly, more than 100.000 youngsters between the ages of 0 and 18 years are abused. The region of The Hague has been creating positive intervening programs to strengthen the lives of these children and their families by working together with communities, organizations and networks. . All members of society will benefit from a strong support system and resources in the face of all challenges; as parents, neighbors, friends, fellow human beings, raising our children in a healthy and safe environment is among our top priorities. Therefore, we are dedicated to prepare the program of the conference, as well as the key-note speakers, focused on the multi-disciplinary interagency approaches to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect. The Hague as the international city of peace and justice, with over 160 international organizations, NGO’s, institutions working on global issues. The Hague is a meeting destination that works, with a dedicated convention facility, wide range of hotels, and easy logistics. The city with the attractive coastline, is safe and endowed with reliable infrastructure. There is an excellent accessibility from two international airports. The city offers a range of interesting tourist attractions, rich cultural offerings and fine restaurants. All of this combined with the expertise on the multi-disciplinary interagency approaches to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect, makes The Hague the right place to host this conference.

Now Accepting Abstract Submissions ISPCAN in The Hague October 2017 Multi-disciplinary, inter-agency approaches to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect submit Sub-themes include: The Voice of the Child Domestic Violence Sexual and Physical Abuse Human Trafficking Refugee Children Emerging Issues Child Protection Systems Join us to learn, share, and network at the 15th European Regional Conference in The Hague, the Netherlands. Yearly, more than 100.000 youngsters between the ages of 0 and 18 years are abused. The region of The Hague has been creating positive intervening programs to strengthen the lives of these children and their families by working together with communities, organizations and networks. . All members of society will benefit from a strong support system and resources in the face of all challenges; as parents, neighbors, friends, fellow human beings, raising our children in a healthy and safe environment is among our top priorities. Therefore, we are dedicated to prepare the program of the conference, as well as the key-note speakers, focused on the multi-disciplinary interagency approaches to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect. The Hague as the international city of peace and justice, with over 160 international organizations, NGO’s, institutions working on global issues. The Hague is a meeting destination that works, with a dedicated convention facility, wide range of hotels, and easy logistics. The city with the attractive coastline, is safe and endowed with reliable infrastructure. There is an excellent accessibility from two international airports. The city offers a range of interesting tourist attractions, rich cultural offerings and fine restaurants. All of this combined with the expertise on the multi-disciplinary interagency approaches to the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect, makes The Hague the right place to host this conference.