Defining adultification bias, and how to recognise and respond to it in safeguarding practice with Black children and young people.
This session defines adultification bias, where services see Black children and young people, particularly Black girls, as older and less in need of protection. It covers how to recognise and respond to adultification bias in safeguarding practice.
Audience
This session is for IDVAs, ISVAs, advocates, safeguarding leads, managers and commissioners across the domestic and sexual abuse sector. Practitioners in schools, children's social care and youth services are also welcome.
Content
- The definition of adultification bias
- The Anatomy of Adultification and the ways adultification presents
- The effect of adultification on safeguarding responses to Black girls
- Practice that recognises and challenges adultification bias
Format
The session runs online on Zoom for two hours and costs £45. The joining link is sent to you before the session starts.
Data protection
We Are Frieda CIC (company number 12772194) is registered with the Information Commissioner's Office under ZC265841, and our Data Protection Officer is Bennjoseph Vaughan. The details you give at booking are used to run this session and to contact you about it. Our privacy policy can be found at wearefrieda.org.uk/privacy-policy.
Contact
talkto@wearefrieda.org.uk
57 Corporation Street, Coventry, CV1 1GX
Instagram @wearefrieda.cic
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Highlights
- 2 hours
- Online
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