Asia-Pacific Social Work Conference 2021 | Children, Young People, and Families

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Presentation recordings from the 26th Asia-Pacific Regional Social Work Conference 2021

Recording 1: Children, Young People, and Families (1 hour)

• Indigenous Care Leavers across Australia Philip Mendes, Monash University; Jacinta Walsh, Monash University Indigenous Studies Centre; Lena Turnbull, Monash University
• Children must be heard when they cannot be seen. An analysis of youth justice detention in contemporary Australia - external oversight mechanisms, children's rights & the capabilities approach Lisa Ewenson
• RMIT Listening to young people project Nikkola Savuro, Townsville Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health Service
• The Lighthouse; Susan Gair, James Cook University; Sara O'Reilly, Townsville Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Health Service The Lighthouse; Ines Zuchowski, James Cook University; Daisy Jebichii, James Cook University; Raechelle Rauwerda
• Life Needs of Children in Local Communities in Western Kyushu Viktor Virag, Nagasaki International University

Recording 2: Children, Young People, and Families (1 hour)

• Supporting young people in out-of-home care who are self-placing: What do they value in a service response? Jemma Venables, University of Queensland; Chloe Warrell, BEROS - Brisbane Emergency Response Outreach Service - Support for youth experiencing homelessness & domestic violence: practitioner perspectives, perceptions & innovation Danielle Davidson, Queensland University of Technology; Bridget Harris, Queensland University Technology; Helena Menih, Latrobe University
• Hospital-based Infant Removal (HBIR): Interdisciplinary Understanding & Practice at the Interface of Maternity Health & Child Protection Maegan Johnsen, The University of Western Australia & King Edward Memorial Hospital

Recording 3: Children and Young People (1 hour)

• STARTTS, Sporting Linx - Linking Leadership Potential Mark Davis, Startts
• Local child protection in the Philippines: A case study of actors, processes and key risks for children Steven Roche, Charles Darwin University
• Raising the age of criminal responsibility Suet Ying Yau, Uni SA - The Right To Family: Will a Human Rights Act Make a Difference Karen Healy, University of Qld; Tamara Walsh, The University of Queensland; Jemma Venables, University of Queensland; Kate Thompson, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work; Sue Scull, School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work

AASW Credentials: Child Protection; Family Violence; Clinical