Please see the current events planned below.
______________________________________________________ Lunchtime Seminar Thursday 23 April 2020 1:10 - 1:50 Manchester Family Court Parental Alienation Speakers: Sarah Kilvington and Kalsoom Maqsood Barrister - 9 St Johns Chambers Audience: All members of the Judiciary, Solicitors, Barristers, Magistrates, Legal Advisers and Court Staff There is no cost to attend this event email: lynda.howard@justice.gov.uk _______________________________________________________________ Court Skills Training for newly qualified or recently qualified Local Authority Social Workers Friday 29th May 2020 09:00 - 16:30 More information to follow shortley Delegate places MUST be booked by their manager ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ CHILDREN’S ACCESS TOUR FRIDAY 15TH MAY 2020 1:45pm – 4pm MANCHESTER CIVIL JUSTICE CENTRE CHILDREN - SHARE YOUR VOICE The Manchester CJC are inviting children who have gone through the care process to visit the CJC to gain a better understand of care proceedings. Children must be 10 years or over and accompanied by a social worker or Guardian. Booking essential –only 15 places available – There is no cost to attend this event Listen - watch and listen to a play. – This play is not based on actual events Speak - tell us what you want us to hear, ask questions. Read - something you have written or you have read. Write - a story or a poem or draw a picture. Or just come along for the afternoon A short play will be performed by Barristers and Guardians based on an actual court hearing Children will have the chance to put questions to a judge Children can join us for soft drinks and nibbles in the judicial dining room Email: & Yvonne.james@justice.gov.uk |
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5th March 2020 1:10 - 1:50 Manchester Family Human Rights Arguments in Family Cases Speaker District Judge Craig Osborne Objective Review of the practical effects of The Human Rights Act 1998 and the European Convention on Human Rights in the Family Courts Audience: All members of the Judiciary, Solicitors, Barristers, Magistrates, Legal Advisers and Court Staff There is no cost to attend this event email: lynda.howard@justice.gov.uk ________________________________________ Lunchtime Seminar Thursday 4 June 2020 1:10 -1:50 Manchester Family Court The Lancashire Violence Reduction Unit - The role of schools in achieving trauma informed communities. Speakers: DC Superintendent Sue Clarke Siobhan Collingwood - Head Teacher Morecambebay School Objective: To discuss the role of childhood trauma plays in violent communities to promote the approach fo Violence Reduction Units as a way of drawing agencies and communitiies together Audience: All members of the Judiciary, Solicitors, Barristers, Magistrates, Legal Advisers, safeguarding teachers and Court Staff SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS - Strengthening Families and the Manchester Civil Justice Centre announce the following SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS
These events are free to attend. These seminars are open to everyone The will take place at the Manchester CJC, Level 6 Event suite 1. Disguised compliance? Or undisguised nonsense? How popular colloquialisms impact on relationship based practice. Dr Jadwiga Leigh, Lancaster University and Founder of New Beginnings Project and Natalie Jones, Peer Mentor and Co-Facilitator on New Beginnings. 13:10-13:50 Tuesday 2nd of June 2020 2. Haunted Futures: The stigma of being a mother living apart from her child(ren) as a result of state- ordered court removal. Dr Lisa Morriss, Lancaster University. 13:10-13:50 Tuesday 9th of June 2020 3. Children’s understanding of child protection proceedings: a local response. Dr Jo Dillon, University of Sheffield 13:10-13:50 Wednesday 17th of June 2020 4. Reassessing attachment theory in child welfare. Professor Sue White, University of Sheffield 16:10-16:50 Tuesday 30th of June 2020 |
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