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Upcoming EventsSeptember 26-29, 2010 ISPCAN and the Hawaii Local Organizing Committee are very honored to invite you to attend the XVIIIth ISPCAN International Congress which will be held on September 26th to 29th, 2010 in beautiful Honolulu, Hawaii, USA. The Local Organizing Committee consists of a consortium of over 20 Hawaii organizations and government departments that have implemented innovative programs to protect children and strengthen families for almost 40 years. ISPCAN, in collaboration with our Hawaii 2010 Local Organizing Committee, is excited about bringing the world together to become one family of many cultures, working together to build a better world for our children, our keiki. November 2009: Online Registration Opened: www.ispcan.org/congress2010 February 17, 2011 September 17-21, 2011 Child abuse and neglect are issues which challenge practitioners, decision makers and researchers as well as parents, children and communities: whose responsibility is it to react, respond and care and how should it be done? The Conference offers a multiprofessional and multidisciplinary forum for researchers, practitioners, activists and decision-makers – not forgetting children and young people themselves – to share views and experiences by arranging plenaries, workshops and informal social meeting places. The Nordic, European and global perspectives will support our joint efforts to promote the well-being and safety of children and their families globally. ISPCAN's 30th Anniversary Celebration1. ISPCAN Celebrates 30 Years: http://www.ispcan.org/news/index.html 2. Add your name to ISPCAN's 30th Anniversary Poster: http://www.ispcan.org/anniversary/index.html 3. Conversations with Ruth and Annie Kempe: http://www.ispcan.org/news/ispcan_news.html 5. Seven ISPCAN Founders, Seven Regions of the World (currently only individual pages - needs a main page for all) 6. Remembering Henry Kempe: A letter from Dr. Richard D. Krugman: http://www.ispcan.org/anniversary/letter_Richard_Krugman.htm 7. Read about ISPCAN’s origins, in an excerpt of Chapter 1, from The Story of ISPCAN Latest PublicationsISPCAN's most recent publication is the LINK 18.1 on Consulting With Children: The Development Of The Philippine Guidelines For The Protection Of Trafficked Children viewable on the members page. And the LINK 17.2 on ISPCAN’s Signature ITPI Trainings which can be viewed by all on our publications page here. Special ProjectsISPCAN is often involved with special projects and we would like to keep our members informed. Updates will be posted on this page. Check back for the most recent information. New Web SiteISPCAN is proud to present our new web site design. It is currently in its migration stage and you will notice some of the pages you will visit will still be in the old design. In these cases, if you just press the back button on your browser when you are finished, you will be brought back to the previous page with the new design and menus again. As time progresses, you'll notice more and more pages will be transferred to the new design until the site is once again one seamless website of the same design. If you have any questions or comments during this process, please contact our webmaster at web@ispcan.org. |
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