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SUMMARY:The legal landscape: child-welfare reporting tips and landmark cases
DESCRIPTION:Right now, Indigenous communities across the country are reclaiming jurisdiction over their own child and family services, and a disproportionately white media is ill-equipped to cover this huge story.\nIn this workshop, legal experts will speak to Bill C-92 and the ways in which Indigenous communities are taking power back from colonial governments. They’ll speak to landmark child welfare cases and how journalists have covered them. And they’ll share their ideas for better reporting.\nThis marks the final workshop in Spotlight: Child Welfare’s series for journalists in Canada who wish to report accurately and ethically on the so-called “child welfare” system, using trauma-informed practices.\nClick here to register for this event. ( https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-legal-landscape-child-welfare-reporting-tips-and-landmark-cases-tickets-795630982687 )\n
URL:https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-legal-landscape-child-welfare-reporting-tips-and-landmark-cases-tickets-795630982687
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