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Conference/Workshop on Child ProtectionConférence/workshop sur la protection de l’enfance

Sustainable Developement Goals for Children

Objectifs de développement durable pour l’enfance

Jeudi 7 et vendredi 8 février 2019Amphithéâtre CCampus des sciences médicalesUniversité Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth, Rue de Damas

Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth

1875

Entrée libre

Free registration

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1er jour – 7 février 2019

• 8h30–9h00 Registration• 9h00–9h30 Opening ceremony• 9h30–10h15 Keynote speakers• 10h15–10h45 Coffee break• 10h45–12h00 Workshops• 12h00–13h00 Groups reporting in plenary session• 13h00–14h00 Lunch• 14h00–14h45 Keynote speakers• 14h45–16h00 Workshops• 16h00–16h30 Coffee Break• 16h30–17h30 Groups reporting in plenary session• 17h30–18h00 Wrap up• 18h–18h30 Panel

2ème jour – 8 février 2019

• 8h30–9h00 Registration• 9h00–9h30 Opening statement• 9h30–10h15 Keynote speakers• 10h15–10h45 Coffee break• 10h45–12h00 Workshops• 12h00–13h00 Groups reporting in plenary session• 13h00–14h00 Lunch• 14h00 –14h45 Keynote speakers• 14h45–16h00 Workshops• 16h00–16h30 Coffee break• 16h30–17h30 Groups reporting in plenary session• 17h30–18h00 Wrap up • 18h–18h30 Panel / Closing declaration

RÉSUMÉ DES DEUX JOURS

COMITÉ SCIENTIFIQUE Pr. Salim Daccache s.jPr. Michel Scheuer s.j.Dr. Grace Abi RizkMrs. Nayla Abou Malham DoughaneMr. Gerard BejjaniMrs. Pauline BresseP. Jad Chebli s.j.P. Marek Cieślik s.j.Mrs. Sonia ConstantinMrs. Patricia El Fata RachedMrs. Viviane El Khoury Bou SreihMrs. Rayya Francis Pr. Myrna GannageMrs Léna GannagéMr. Joseph GemayelPr. Bernard Gerbaka

Mr. Samer GhamrounP. Edgard Haiby (El)Mrs. Nisrine Hamdane SaadeMrs. Johanna Hawari BourjelyMrs. JamileKhouryMrs. Michèle Kosremelli AsmarMrs. Rima MawadMrs. Asma Mjaes AzarMrs. Camille Moitel MessarraMrs. Marie-Claude Najem KobehDr. Sami Richa Mrs. Rima Sassine KazanPr. Roland TombMrs. Zeina Zerbe

COMITÉ D’ORGANISATION Mrs. Nayla Abou Malham DoughaneDr. Ziad BassilPr. Bernard GerbakaMrs. Cynthia-Maria Ghobril AndréaMrs. Rima HajjPr. Adib MoukarzelMr. Fadi NicolasP. Harald SuermannMrs. Yasmina TradMr. Christophe VarinMrs. Feriale YazbeckP. Hans Zollner s.j.

CONCEPTION GRAPHIQUE Mrs. Carine Tohmé Haddad - SPCOM Service des publications et de la communication

COMITÉS

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Cher(e)s ami(e)s,

L’Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth a le plaisir de vous inviter à cette conférence-workshop sur la protection de l’enfance, au Campus des sciences médicales, les 7 et 8 février 2019. Cette conférence s’inscrit dans la vision et la mission de l’Université dont la protection de l’enfance fait partie intégrante.Les objectifs attendus de cette conférence-workshop (réflexion et conscientisation, mises en commun des expertises et ressources), regroupent les 3 dimensions suivantes :

1. Niveaux de prévention des violences contre l’enfant : primaires, secondaires et tertiaires.

2. Secteurs professionnels de l’enfance : santé, éducation, légale et sociale, en plus du leadership religieux et spirituel, de la participation de la société civile informelle, des jeunes, ainsi que les médias et technologies de l’information et de la communication.

3. Domaines d’exercices et d’expertises : législation et cadre légal, recherche et connaissances, formation professionnelle multidisciplinaire, information et éducation citoyenne, évaluation et ajustements.

Les stratégies INSPIRE de l’OMS sont proposées comme cadre pour la mise en place de ces 3 dimensions. Cette conférence-workshop portée par l’Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth est co-organisée par la Compagnie de Jésus, le Centre de Protection de l’Enfance à l’Université Grégorienne et l’Institut Missio-Aachen, en collaboration avec des instances internationales et nationales. La protection de l’enfance représente un devoir permanent, ainsi qu’une mission perpétuelle, encore plus dans les moments difficiles que traverse notre région.L’USJ compte sur toutes les expertises professionnelles qu’elle rassemble, ainsi que la valeur ajoutée des expériences et ressources au niveau national, pour faire de cette importante rencontre un atelier stratégique de réflexion et d’action en faveur de l’enfance et des objectifs de développement durable.Encore une fois, je vous remercie pour votre engagement et votre contribution au succès de ce travail commun pour l’enfance.Avec mes meilleurs vœux

Pr Salim Daccache s.j.Recteur de l’Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth

Dear friends,

It is my pleasure to welcome all of you, on behalf of Saint Joseph University of Beirut, to this special conference-workshop on Child Protection, at the Campus of Medical Sciences, on February 7th and 8th 2019. This conference is in line with Saint Joseph University visions and missions. The objectives of this conference-workshop (thinking-space and awareness raising, pooling of expertise and resources), are to bring together the following 3 dimensions:

1. The levels of prevention of violence on children: primary, secondary and tertiary.

2. The professional sectors in child care and protection: health, education, legal and social, in addition to religious and spiritual leadership, participation of informal civil society, youth, as well as the media and information and communication technologies.

3. The areas of practice and expertise: legislation and legal framework, research and knowledge, multidisciplinary professional training, family information and societal education, program evaluation and policy adjustments.

The WHO INSPIRE strategies are presented as a framework for the implementation of these 3 dimensions. This conference-workshop is hosted by Saint Joseph University of Beirut and co-organized with the Jesuit Congregation, the Child Protection Center at the Gregorian University and the Missio-Aachen Institute, in collaboration with international and national bodies. The protection of childhood is a permanent duty, as well as a perpetual mission, even more in challenging times and hardships on childhood in our region. Saint Joseph University of Beirut invites all professional expertise it embraces, as well as the experiences and resources at national level, to make this important meeting a strategic workshop for thinking and acting in favor of children, who expect from us a significant contribution to the sustainable development goals.Once again, thank you for your commitment and contributions to the success of this joint work for children. Warmest wishes

Pr Salim Daccache s.j. Rector of Saint Joseph University of Beirut

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“CHILD PROTECTION Conference-Workshop”, BEIRUT, LEBANONThursday 7, Friday 8 - February 2019

Day 1 - Thursday Feb 7, 2019 8h30-9h00 Registration9h00-9h30 Opening ceremony Auditorium C

Opening statement

Pr. Salim Daccache s.j.Rector of Saint Joseph University of Beirut

The Leadership of Saint Joseph University of Beirut in Child Protection

Pr. Roland TombDean of the Faculty of Medicine - USJ

The Faculty of Medicine engagement in the Global Partnership to end Violence against Children

Pr Raymond SayeghPresident of the Lebanese Order of Physicians in Beirut

The LOP position statement on Violence against Children

Judge Abdallah AhmadDirector General of the Ministry of Social AffairsVice-President of the Higher Council for Childhood in Lebanon

Child Protection in the Ministry of Social Affairs

Judge Razan Hajj-ChehadeRepresenting Director General of the Ministry of Justice

Child Protection in the Ministry of Justice

Dr. Walid AmmarDirector General of the Ministry of Public Health

Child Protection in the Ministry of Public Health

P. Dany Younes s.j.Provincial of the Society of Jesus

The leadership of the Society of Jesus in Child safeguarding

Pr. Bernard Gerbaka WHO INSPIRE BoardUN Global Partnership to #EndViolence Board

The International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect: ISPCAN in the Arab Region

Session 1 - Auditorium CThursday Feb 7, 2019 Keynote Speakers

CAPACITY BUILDING OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS

9h30-10h15 Pr. Bernard Gerbaka [20’]: The Global picture of child protection within Regions and National strategies

F. Hans Zollner s.j. [20’]: The Centre for Child Protection as a global initiative

ISPCAN and the WHO INSPIRE Strategies

The Faith-Based Initiative in Child Protection

10h15-10h45 Coffee break GF Hall near Auditorium C

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WORKSHOPS - 10h45-12h00 CAPACITY BUILDING OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS

Workshop Room C1 - 10h45-12h00Group 11: Health: Tertiary and primary health care centers; providers and academics

Areas: Health education and training for professionals, public health models for child protection, health and safety: address neglect; emotional abuse and mental health predispositions and consequences.

Objectives: Risk factors for Child Maltreatment [CM]; detection of CM, response to CM, rehabilitation planning, data collection on CM; assessment of Child Protection Policy [CPP] and evaluation of CP programs.

Targets: Multilevel Curriculum on CM [professional advanced; intermediate for child care takers; basic for all workers with children); creating child protection teams [connect to USJ CP network or others] and terms of reference of CP officers.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Marianne Majdalani - AUB

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Gemma Matta - IPM - USJ

Rapporteur : 15’ Dr. Sami Richa - FM/DP - USJ

12h-13h Reporting in Plenary - Auditorium C

Workshop Room C2 - 10h45-12h00Group 12: Education: Nurseries and schools

Areas: Awareness-raising and public education, information of community and family education.

Objectives: Detection of risk factors in family interaction, response to dysfunctional relationships within households and referral to family counseling and school based programs on anger management and family violence; education for peace.

Targets: Nurseries capacitation in management of risk factors and situations at risk [checklist], school health preventive programs [MEHE CP programs] and parental support initiatives [showcase parent groups and councils.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Asma Azar - ILE-USJ

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Sonia Constantin - Fsedu - USJ

Rapporteur: 15’ Mrs. Edith Kouba Hreich - ISO - USJ


Workshop Room C4 - 10h45-12h00Group 13: Social: Academics and social structures

Areas: Social mobilization in community-based organizations and municipalities; Capacity-building of informal sector; linking academics to social structures.

Objectives: Invite child caretaking institutions, include informal sector; highlight vulnerable children and families.

Target: Promote home visitation; showcase referral to social support services; identify children at risk [checklist].

Speaker: 15’Dr. Ali Dakwar - MAP

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Sara Amhaz - Makhzoumi Foundation

Rapporteur : 15’ Mrs. Rindala Bou Harb - Association libanaise des chevaliers de Malte


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Workshop Room C9 - 10h45-12h00Group 14: Legal: Judges, lawyers, policy makers

Areas: Laws to tackle [directive 186], elements of reform in Law 422 as per Article 19 Global comment; norms to address [child marriage; corporal punishment; interpersonal violence; honor violence].

Objectives: Continuous education for justice, Connecting CP programs [UNODC/WHO/UNICEF].

Targets: Develop interprofessional collaboration; set University diploma on CM; promote Multidisciplinary training on CM; address roles of CP teams [legal-health-social-education platforms].

Speaker: 15’Me. Alexa Moukarzel-Hechaime - FDSP - USJ

Moderator: 45’Prosecutor General Judge Fawzi Khamis

Rapporteur : 15’ Dr. Elie Choueiry - FM - USJ


Workshop Room C10 - 10h45-12h00Group 15: NGOs and CBOs

Areas: Capacity-building and guidance for professionals working with and for children.

Objectives: Connecting academic and social capacities in universities and service providers.

Targets: Detect families at risk [checklist], develop platforms to promote resilience, address children in difficult environments, tackle professional burnout and include professional support within CP programs.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Salam Chreim - MoSA - Child Protection

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Lama Kawtharany - Sphere Building Tomorrow

Rapporteur: 15’Mrs. Aurore Samaha Ghattas - Lycée Franco libanais de Verdun


Workshop Room B - 10h45-12h00Group 16: Education and Theology

Areas: Seminary Rectors, Spiritual Directors, Novice Masters.

Objectives: Vocation, formation, ecclesial-theological dimension, Continuous education: personality growth.

Targets: University diploma, multidisciplinary training, recognizing weaknesses, risks; SWOT analysis of CP preparedness and availability.

Speaker: 15’P. Hans Zollner s.j. - Centre for Child Protection

Moderator: 45’ P. Marek Cieslik s.j. - FSR - USJ

Rapporteur: 15’ Pr. Harald Suermann - Missio-Aachen Institute

P. Rabih Hourany s.j. - FSR - USJ


12h00 Child Protection in the Ministry of Higher Education in LebanonDr Fady Yarak Director General of the Ministry of Education and Higher Education in Lebanon

Auditorium C

12h00-13h00 Groups Reporting in Plenary by Rapporteurs - General Discussion Auditorium C

13h00-14h00 Lunch Room A6

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Session 2 - Auditorium CThursday Feb 7, 2019 Keynote Speakers CULTURE, RELIGION AND

SAFEGUARDING14h00-14h45 Sheikh Mohammad Nokkari [20’]

Pr. Harald Suermann - Missio-Aachen Institute [20’]

Safeguarding children in Islam Safeguarding children in Germany and Initiatives in Europe

WORKSHOPS - 14h45-16h00 CAPACITY BUILDING OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY TEAMS

Workshop Room C1 - 14h45-16h00Group 21: Legal frame of Child Protection [CP]

Areas: Guidelines for the revision of Law 422; Implementation of legal frame in Society; Showcase MEHE example in CP.

Objectives: Enacting comprehensive legislation and triggering the thinking space about law 422; Revising frame of current legislation; Global comment 13 of Article 19 of CRC; adapting Lebanon legal frame to Agenda 2030; addressing emergent violence.

Targets: Implementation of protective laws [checklist on Law 422 awareness] and CP team implementation; enforcement of preventive and protective laws in child livehoods; urgent items to address in Law 422/2002 [definitions of CM]; abolition of Directive 186; position stamen and public call on #EndCorporalPunishment; include INSPIRE Legal frame strategy in professional education and training.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Hilda Khoury - MEHE

Moderator: 45’Colonel Elias Asmar - ISF

Rapporteur : 15’ Mrs. Amal Bassil-Farhat - AFEL

16h00-16h30 Coffee break - GF Hall near Auditorium C

16h30-17h30 Groups Reporting in Plenary by Rapporteur - General Discussion - Auditorium C

Workshop Room C2 - 14h45-16h00Group 22: Primary Prevention in Church/Religious Institutions and institutional leadership

Areas: Prioritizing Prevention; education of clergy and training of professional clergy; child safeguarding.

Objectives: Promote positive parenting and care taking; content of training for clergy; requisites of normal child development and pre-requisites of childcare and education.

Targets: Strengthen parental groups; institute clergy groups and accreditation of child care taking institutions; commit to inclusion of youth groups; include INSPIRE parenting strategy in professional education and training; commit to CP Policies and Codes of Conduct in recruitment policies.

Speaker: 15’Pr. Franz Marcus - Missio-Aachen Institute

Moderator: 45’ P. Edgard El Haiby - FSR- USJ

Rapporteur : 15’ Mrs. Nidal Barakat-Hage - SPGL



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Workshop Room C4 - 14h45-16h00Group 23: Secondary prevention and management of risk factors

Areas: Education and life skills for professionals working with children; Protection of vulnerable groups and Children with special needs.

Objectives: High risk families and settings; position statement on Bullying and commit to anti-bullying policies; identification of concerns in children and youth.

Targets: Children in Institutions and closed livehoods; identification of Parents and caretakers at risk [checklist]; Include INSPIRE Life skills strategy Education Strategy in professional education and training.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Hala Kerbage - FM-DP-USJ

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Michèle Kosermelli Asmar - ISSP-USJ

Rapporteur : 15’ Mrs. Rita Chouchani-Hatem - ELFS-USJ



Workshop Room C9 - 14h45-16h00Group 24: Tertiary Prevention, emergent protection and CPT intervention

Areas: Response and support services in all child care settings [showcase CP Network and CPP in USJ and others].

Objectives: Case management in child settings; Child Protection Teams and Networks; articulation of mandates; clarification of channels; multidisciplinary intervention managing allegations against child care providers.

Targets: Child care takers disclosing to CPT [protocols]; detecting red flags in child and family interview [checklist]; detection of symptoms of CM [checklist]; identifying signs of CM [checklist]; reviewing case management [guide]; assessment of working policy; regular report]; validation of methodology [institutional comment]; reporting to CPS [manual], referral of child to CPS [algorithm]; protection of care providers; Include INSPIRE response strategy in professional education and training.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Amira Sukkar - UPEL

Moderator: 45’Dr. Nagi Souaiby - Médecin légiste

Rapporteur: 15’Mrs. Rima Mawad - ELFS-USJ



Workshop Room C10 - 14h45-16h00Group 25: Rehabilitation and Resilience of children

Areas: Income and economic strengthening for families at risk; address reinsertion of child in family and livehood; address perpetrator characteristics and sustained rehabilitation.

Objectives: addressing family and community challenges in families and communities at risk; cost-effectiveness of child protection; work with broken and vulnerable families.

Targets: Reinsertion of children [characteristics’ checklist]; showcase municipal initiatives; perpetrators’ therapy; Include INSPIRE Income generation and economic strengthening strategy in professional education and training.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Lama Yazbeck – HIMAYA

Moderator: 45’UNICEF

Rapporteur: 15’Mrs. Lama Kawtharany - Sphere Building Tomorrow



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Workshop Room BGroup 26: Addressing Norms and Values

Areas: The theological dimension of abuse; abuse in religious ritual context:

Objectives: Theological dimensions: moral, dogmatic, pastoral, ecclesiological considerations

Targets: Child settings in education and caretaking settings; child care provider training and supervision; Include INSPIRE Norms and Values Strategy in professional education and training.

Speaker: 15’Mr. Rabih Chammay - MoPH

Moderators: 45’P. Hans Zollner s.j. - CCPP. Michael Zammit s.j. - Jesuits

Rapporteur : 15’ Dr. Mathilde Azar - UOB



17h30-18h30 Wrap-up and end of day - Auditorium C17h30-18h00 Panel comments P. Michel Scheuer s.j - MoPH

Cheikh Mhamad NokkariMrs. Pamela Zgheib - MoPHMrs. Salam Chreim - MoS Mrs. Hilda Khoury - MEHEJuge Razan Hajj-Chehade - MoJ

18h00-18h30 Business meeting of the Chairs/Moderators and Rapporteur to fine-tune same day report and prepare next day

Salle des professeurs

19h00 Buffet DinnerUSJ welcomes all Conference participants

Campus library

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Day 2 - Friday Feb 8, 2019 8h30-9h00 Registration9h00-9h30 Opening Statements by organizing

committee USJOther statements

Auditorium C

Session 3 - Auditorium CFriday Feb 8, 2019 Keynote Speaker MAKING CHILD LIVE HOODS SAFER

PLACES9h30-10h15 Ms Johanna Eriksson - UNICEF

Dr Alissar Rady – WHO

Global Partnership to End Violence and Agenda 2030

INSPIRE Strategies to implement the Sustainable Development Goals

10h15-10h45 Coffee Break GF Hall near Auditorium C

WORKSHOPS - 10h45-12h00 MAKING CHILD LIVE HOODS SAFER PLACES

Workshop Room C1 - 10h45-12h00Group 31: Safeguarding children in Health institutions

Areas: Health education for professionals in basic and advanced curriculum, safe health care and codes of conduct for healthcare providers and child care takers.

Objectives: Child friendly policies and codes of conducts; child friendly settings and safe environments.

Targets: Set child protection teams in health care institutions and facilities at all levels of child care [hospitals, primary health care, schools health settings, etc.]; commit to Codes of conduct and CP Policies in health care settings; register in CPT Networks; train professionals on procedures and CP policies.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Aida Habbal AUBMC - CPP

Moderator: 45’Dr. Bernard Gerbaka - ISPCAN

Rapporteur : 15’Mrs. Miryam Amm-Abi Ghosn - USEK


13h00-14h00 Lunch - Room A6

Workshop Room C2 - 10h45-12h00Group 32: Safeguarding children in Education institutions at all ages and in all agencies and ministries

Areas: Safe child education, child friendly settings, CP Policies in education settings.

Objectives: Promote and strengthen CP policies in schools and Nurseries; extend CP to leisure and sport facilities; commit to safe transportation.

Targets: Set Child Protection Teams; Train doctors, nurses and other health professionals to perform timely detection and deliver proper response to CM; Adopt anti-bullying policies; Promote peaceful conflict resolution; connect youth groups with parent councils.

Speaker: 15’ Mrs. Samar Tawm - MEHE

Moderator: 45 Mrs. Nicole Abdel Nour - ILE- USJ

Rapporteur: 15’ Mrs. Rima Nehmé - FSI - USJ - HDF



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Workshop Room C4 - 10h45-12h00Group 33: Safeguarding children in Institutions and Society ; referral of child and victims of violence ; detect risk factors ; promote safe families ; explore shelter safety

Areas: Safe settings for children in Institutions and child environments; deceptive effects of family violence and social acceptance of violence and discrimination.

Objectives: Identify vulnerable populations like women and children in hostile environments ; address the fragility of subpopulations like children and parents with special needs ; highlight the consequences of vulnerabilities on intimate partner violence [checklist]; expand CP Policies to prolonged child stay in child settings like orphanages and other closed child environments.

Targets: Promote Home visitation in families at risk; commit to accreditation of CP Policies and Codes of Conduct for child institutions and shelters; promote Parental control on child safety in child institutions and family involvement in institutional protocols; encourage and protect whistleblowing ; support child care takers.

Speaker: 15’Mrs. Ghida Anani - Abaad

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Ghada El-Zein - Imam Sadr Foundation

Rapporteur: 15’ Mrs. Michèle Kosormelli-Asmar - ISSP-USJ



Workshop Room C9 - 10h45-12h00Group 34: Safeguarding children in Legal Institutions

Areas: Safe settings for children in Judicial settings.

Objectives: Increase CP in court; promote child privacy and meaningful input in court proceedings; facilitate access to children in closed settings and situations of reduced freedom; address the rights of youth in conflict with law.

Targets: Give visibility to CP within judicial system; set CP Protocols and rehabilitation for youth perpetrators.

Speaker: 15’ Pr. Myrna Gannagé - FLSH-USJ

Moderator: 45’ Judge Razan Hajj Chehadé - MOJ

Rapporteur: 15’ Mrs. Maryse Tannous Jomaa - ELFS-USJ



Workshop Room C10 - 10h45-12h00Group 35: Safeguarding children in NGOs

Areas: Invest in institutional Transparency and Capacity-building; explore Child safe-guarding protocols in shelters and NGOs; explore links between CP and protection of women against violence; address and respond to connections between VAC and VAW.

Objectives: Identify emergent threats in child Refugees’ situation and Families at risk; assess Children in difficult environments; give visibility to children in armed conflicts; explore avenues of stress behavior management.

Targets: Set CP Policies for Social shelters; highlight connectors for Safeguarding of Women and Children; commit to Code of Conduct and safe recruitment [checklist].

Speaker: 15Mrs. Zeina Zerbe - ILE-USJ

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Eliane Accaoui - Makhzoumi Foundation

Rapporteur: 15’ Mr. Serop Ohanian - HKHCC



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Workshop Room B - 10h45-12h00Group 36: Safeguarding children in Leading Structures

Areas: Visit the concept of Family spaces; promote Child Friendly culture; include Child and youth input in CP policies.

Objectives: Mind children within institutional structures, while planning ahead curricula and when developing strategies, in meaningful and visible ways; promote accreditation of Child and youth Participation; mainstream CP in strategic plan.

Targets: Set family spaces in professional environments, including breast-feeding and privacy; increase maternity leaves; introduce paternity leaves; train professionals working with children on family violence risk factors; allocate safe space for child within institutional facility; integrate child matters in curriculum of all professionals working with children; set CP Platforms within all university agencies; appoint institutionally-supported CP Teams in all university agencies.

Speaker: 15’Pr. Robert Sacy - Assameh ; Birth and Beyond

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Houwayda Matta Bou Ramia - ELFS-USJ

Rapporteur : 15’ Me. Melhem Khalaf - FDSP-USJ –Offre Joie



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Session 4 - Auditorium CFriday Feb 8, 2019 Keynote Speakers ONLINE RISKS AND CYBERBULLYING

14h00-14h45 F. Hans Zollner s.j [20’] - Centre for Child Protection, PUG

Mrs. Rita Karam-Fahed [20’] - MoSA

Dangers of the digital worldThe Role of Faith leadership

The Role of Higher Council for Childhood

WORKSHOPS - 14h45-16h00 ONLINE RISKS AND CYBERBULLYING

Workshop Room C1 - 14h45-16h00Group 41: Legal Protection from online abuse and exploitation

Areas: Enacting online risks legislation; including cyberbullying and online exploiutation as well as other emergent types of Child Maltreatment in Law 422.

Objectives: Implementation and enforcement of preventive and protective laws; include media within the child protection enveavour.

Target: Trigger the review of child protection Law 422/2002; introduce relevant definitions and terminology especially online abuse and exploitation; develop terms of reference for media within the mainstream of child protection; explore positive education though media; provide media platform for children and youth.

Speaker: 15’ Col. Albert Khoury - Bureau de lutte contre les cybercrimes -ISF

Moderator: 45’ Judge Noëlle Kerbage - Moj

Rapporteur: 15’Lucas Lamah and Beiruting Kids

16h00-16h30 Coffee break - GF Hall near Auditorium


Workshop Room C2 - 14h45-16h00Group 42: Primary Prevention, online security, school health coaching and family health education Areas: Role of child care takers in all professional sectors in preventing online exploitation; Mother and Child education to safe access online; admins role in safer online access. Objectives: Promote positive parenting and responsible care taking; value the coaching role of parents in early child development; improve the control and management of child contact online. Targets: Reduce child risks for exposure and improve Admins protocols; include online risks in professional curriculum and child health record, as well as school health programs.

Speaker: 15’ Mrs. Nahla Harb - MEHE

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Pamela Zgheib - MoPH

Rapporteur: 15’ Mrs. Nay Soueidi



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Workshop Room C4 - 14h45-16h00Group 43: Secondary prevention and response to child exposure

Areas: Addressing risk factors and identifying red flags; invest in Education and life skills for children and families.

Objectives: Connect family and school concerns and potentials; improve safe communication channels between children and tutors [parents and caretakers].

Targets: Identify children and adolescents at risk [checklist]; detect exposure indicators [checklist]; train parents and caretakers to efficient and appropriate response to child online exposure and disclosure.

Speaker: 15’Dr. Tania Santina - UL, FSP, section V

Moderator: 45’Mrs. Salam Chreim - MoSA - Child Protection

Rapporteur : 15’ Dr. Aida Chaib-Ghosn - FM-USJ



Workshop Room C9 - 14h45-16h00Group 44: Tertiary Prevention and emergent response to child drama

Areas: Case management, response and support services in situations of acute child and youth crisis.

Objectives: Ensuring immediate CP; reporting alleged perpetrators to CPS; protecting and child family privacy; referring child to supportive agencies; completing intervention protocols.

Target: Design and finalize consensual, clear and identified protocol for child care taker response in case of cyberbullying and online exposure [checklist]; prioritize emergent and sustained CP, including life-threatening situations [checklist]; provide relevant support to entourage of child in case of mixed victimization, child perpetrator and aggravated CM.

Speaker: 15’ Mrs. Caroline Cordahi - IDRAAC

Moderator: 45’ Mrs. Marie-Claude Fadous-Khalife - USEK

Rapporteur : 15’ Dr. Nada Najem Nemer - FM



Workshop Room C10 - 14h45-16h00Group 45: Rehabilitation of trauma and safe reinsertion of child

Areas: Resilience after cyberbullying and online exposure.

Objectives: Strengthening child resilience; investing in youth and families healing.

Targets: Improve awareness and youth mobilization; set mediation processes and ambassadors of peace; increase knowledge about mental health crisis management and sustained child and family support; design roadmap for safe social reinsertion; address young perpetrator legal proceedings and tracks for therapy; assess CP Protocols in child livehoods.

Speaker: 15’ Dr. Leyla Dirani - AUBMC

Moderator: 45’Dr. Joseph Haddad - LPS

Rapporteur : 15’Dr. Ramzi Haddad - FM - USJ



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Workshop Room B - 14h45-16h00Group 46: Addressing norms and values in CP from online exposure

Areas: Nurturing protection and prevention; Visiting positive societal values; tackle societal threats; Explore child education programs and child leisure activities.

Objectives: Role of Admins in connecting IT programs and in bridging safe online access to community and clients; Safeguarding a protective culture; Promote online protective programs and public education.

Targets: Develop Child Protection Policy online; connect with arab and regional initiatives; invite admins in sustained CP platforms; include child leisure and fun in education [Sesame street example and others]; showcase local initiatives.

Speaker: 15Mrs. Ghinwa Sadek - Child leisure and education

Moderator: 45’ Me. Lara Karam Boustany - FDSP-USJ

Rapporteur : 15’Mrs. MariJo - Raidy



17h30-18h30 Closing Ceremony - Auditorium C17h30-18h00 Declaration Pr Salim Daccache s.j., Rector of USJ

18h00-18h30 Panel P. Dany Younes s.j.H.E. Ms Min. Violette Kheirallah-Safadi - Ministre d’Etat pour la FemmeDr. Ziad Mansour - Senior Advisor WHOMrs. Johanna Eriksson - UNICEFP. Hanz Zollner s.j. - CCPPr Harold Suermann - Missio-Aachen InstitutePr Bernard Gerbaka - ISPCAN

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Faculté des lettres et des sciences humaines

Faculté des lettres et des sciences humainesÉcole libanaise de formation sociale

Faculté de droitet des sciences politiques

Faculté de scienceséconomiques

Faculté de droit et des sciences politiquesCentre d'études des droits du monde arabe

Faculté des sciencesinfirmières

Faculté de médecineInstitut de psychomotricité

Faculté de médecine

École de sages-femmes

Faculté de médecineInstitut supérieurde santé publique

Faculté des sciences religieuses

Faculté des sciences religieusesInstitut supérieur de sciences religieuses

Universitépour Tous

Centre professionnel de médiation

Faculté de médecineInstitut de physiothérapie

Faculté de médecineInstitut supérieurd’orthophonie

Faculté de médecine

HÔTEL-DIEU DE FRANCECentre hospitalier de l’Université Saint-Joseph de Beyrouth

Département de psychiatrie

Faculté des sciences de l’éducation

Faculté des sciences de l’éducationInstitut libanais d’éducateurs

HÔTEL-DIEU DE FRANCEService de Pédiatrie

Documents

Conférence/workshop sur la protection de l’enfance › intranet › actu › pdf › 7283_604.pdf · 1 Conference/Workshop on Child Protection Conférence/workshop sur la protection