Course: Protecting Children during Infectious Disease Outbreaks

Children are experts in their own lives. To develop and adapt child protection prevention and response strategies during COVID-19 and other IDOs, we need to understand children’s realities: Children themselves …

While protective factors may reduce the likelihood of children being abused or neglected, risk factors that accumulate across different levels of the socio-ecological model are linked to the likelihood of …

Increased online activity supports children’s learning, socialization, and play but may also expose them to increased online risks. COVID-19 has resulted in increased online activity by many children. In some …

We are now going to explore how a specific participatory activity can be adapted for continued use in all phases of the COVID-19 cycle, considering both adaptations for face-to-face and …

Children are experts in their own lives. To develop and adapt child protection prevention and response strategies during COVID-19, we need to understand children’s realities: Children themselves know their situation …