Anna Giudice explains how Developing and strengthening legal protections and policies for children is a prudent step in preventing violence against children.
Webinars and multimedia
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Dean Peacock describes why shifting harmful gender and violence-supporting norms and values are essential in preventing violence against children. -
Dipak Naker explains how schools offer an important space where children teachers and education personnel can learn and adopt pro-social, non-violent behaviours. -
Professor Catherine Ward explains how parenting programmes prevent violence against children by fostering non-violence discipline and harsh parenting practices. -
Dr Greta Massettii explains why data is essential to understanding and preventing violence against children. -
Dr Joseph Petraglia introduces key considerations and prerequisites for the adaption of INSPIRE to local contexts. -
Professor Lucie Cluver explains how combining parenting programmes with income and economic strengthening is effective in reducing violence against children. -
Dr Regina Benevides de Barros highlights key considerations to the uptake, adaption and scale-up of INSPIRE. -
Professor Jonathan Shepard introduces the Cardiff Model as an evidence-based strategy to create safe environments for children. -
Patrick Onyango Mangen explains the role of response and support services in addressing violence against children. -
Sabine Rakotomalala provides an overview of the INSPIRE technical package. -
Dr Richard Matzopoulos explains how laws on firearm control can prevent and reduce violence against children. -
Parenting programmes can reduce violence against children by helping parents and caregivers provide attentive and non-violent care. Fathers and male caregivers can play a positive role in children’s lives, but in many African countries, few men… -
Video introduction to INSPIRE. The INSPIRE technical package consists of seven complementary and mutually reinforcing strategies, and two cross-cutting activities to help connect interventions across sectors and assess progress. INSPIRE is intended… -
Seven INSPIRE strategies for ending violence against children is a compilation of effective, evidence-based interventions to support countries in ending violence against children. Measures recommended have proven to be effective in different… -
This short webinar delivered by Dr Alex Butchart, WHO, and Ms Sabine Rakotomalala, Global Partnership to End Violence Against Children, is an introduction to the evidence-based strategies and interventions gathered in INSPIRE, a technical package to…
