AFRUCA Study Group: Deep Dive Exploration of Cultural & Religious Influences in Safeguarding Children in Black and Ethnic Communities

AFRUCA invites you to join their forthcoming study group in Manchester to explore intersection of Safeguarding with FGM, faith-based abuse, and the trafficking of Black and ethnic children.

Join AFRUCA for an exclusive, full-day training event, ''Addressing Cultural and Religious Influences in Safeguarding Children in Black and Ethnic communities." This specialist session is tailored towards professionals who work with children and young people.

This study group offers a unique opportunity to explore the intersectionality of culture, religion, and safeguarding practices as part of a small, intimate group of professionals. This event will help to strengthen your approaches to work trans-culturally with children and families.

The session will be facilitated by AFRUCA CEO Debbie Ariyo. Debbie has over 20 years experience working on culture and safeguarding children issues and is one of the UK's noted experts in this area based on her varied work at AFRUCA. Debbie is an experienced trainer, having trained over 2000 professionals in various aspects of culture and safeguarding children. Debbie said: "I would like to ensure participants leave the study group session better enlightened and more strengthened in their capacity to work more successfully with Black and ethnic children".

Topics:

• Female Genital Mutilation as a Child Safeguarding Issue
• Witchcraft Branding and Faith-Based Abuse and Impact on Children's Well-being
• Understanding The Role of Race and Culture in the Exploitation and Trafficking of Black and Ethnic Children
• The Importance of Cultural Intelligence in the Safeguarding of Children

Why attend?

• Exclusive Access: Limited number of participants per location for a highly interactive and personalised learning experience.
• Engaging Topics: Delve into critical culture and child protection issues.
• Practical Insights: Learn through real-world case studies, scenario-based discussions, and expert guidance from AFRUCA trainer.

Lunch and refreshments will be provided.