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Official account. We are CELCIS, the Centre for Excellence for Children's Care and Protection, based at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. www.celcis.org

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Now available: the recording and resources from our webinar, “Can AI improve decision-making and outcomes when it comes to children’s care and protection?” Our contributors share and discuss examples and experiences of how these are working in practice: buff.ly/YLOkmnM

The recording of our webinar on data, child protection and care, in which we discussed what is behind the declining numbers in Scotland, is available here: buff.ly/4dVNJWg

🎙️The latest Curriculum Improvement Cycle podcast episode focuses on Languages. Listen at a time that suits you best 👇 👉https://ow.ly/ywbQ50ZawsS

The recording of our webinar discussing the findings from an evaluation of @familyrightsgp.bsky.social trial of Lifelong Links in Scotland, is available here: buff.ly/3YKHtMR

Working in or researching residential child care? Stay up-to-date with local and global issues in research and practice with the Scottish Journal of Residential Child Care - new issue online now: buff.ly/kcm4wSq #SJRCC

If you want to know more about whether artificial intelligence might change the way social work can work with children, young people and their families, take a look at these free CPD accredited webinar recordings: buff.ly/f6pVNJb

Unpaid #carers show care and compassion for others - which makes it so wrong that so many are forced to get by on low incomes that don't meet their household needs. This #CarersWeek we want to highlight that injustice, and show our support for a society where no carer is left in poverty.

“I was not sure what I was letting myself in for” Read Ray’s blog to hear how he was supported to take part in our kinship carers’ panel and is now an active and confident contributor, helping to shape the child welfare system: https://ow.ly/A1ky50Z9RNj

How can we better support girls and young women at risk of violence and exploitation? We are inviting professionals across London to join an online consultation on 6 July to help improve how we identify and respond to risks and harms experienced by girls and young women. https://ow.ly/YAoG50ZaoQO

In case you missed it, our webinar ‘Family Justice 2030: What a child needs’, which was attended by almost 600 professionals from across the family justice system, is available to watch in full online now. WATCH NOW: youtu.be/vRhZIEC9oFk