Performance and Trust in Child Protection Systems: A Comparative Analysis of England and Norway
NEW ARTICLE: Bilal Hassan (Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Comparative Politics, University of […]
Tag: children's rights
Protecting Kids: What people in eight countries think about parental freedoms
What happens when the state has to step in, and help kids whose parents […]
Understanding Children’s Role in Child Protection: What Research Reveals
Have you ever wondered how children can have a say in big decisions that […]
Making Sure Kids Get Heard: A Study on Children’s Rights
In a recent study called “Reconciling Children’s Best Interests and Right to be Heard”, […]
Blogpost: About to do research with children? Here are some questions to ask yourself
BLOG: Reflexivity is key throughout the research process. Here are some questions to get […]
Breakfast-seminar: Practical law in child welfare studies- experience from Western Norway University of Applied Sciences
Our “Breakfast Seminar for practitioners” (Barnevernfrokost) is a video seminar which aims to communicate […]
Blogpost: Building child rights-based anti-racist competencies in the Finnish social field
BLOG: Finland is becoming increasingly diverse. But is the Finnish social field equipped to […]
RDV-seminar: Exploring the intersection of food and family intervention policies in England: how are children included?
Video: Our guest researcher Francesca Vaghi (PhD) delivered an insightful presentation titled Exploring the […]
What do we know about children’s representation in child protection decisions?
NEW ARTICLE: PhD Fellow Frøydis Lønborg Haarberg published a scoping review on children’s representation […]