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New publication - Born into Care: Infants and newborns in care proceedings in Wales

Authors: Dr Bachar Alrouh, Professor Karen Broadhurst, Dr Linda Cusworth, Dr Lucy Griffiths, Rhodri D. Johnson, Ashley Akbari, Professor David Ford

Prof. Judith Harwin presented at the SE Wales Local Family Justice Board Training event in Cardiff on October 4th

Seminar at Scottish Government 25/09/19

PhD student Laura Wood attending specialist training in Boston and speaking at the International Human Trafficking & Social Justice Conference in Ohio

Public Law Working Group Consultation – recommendations for the future of Family Courts (Public Law) now available for responses

Children in Care: Preserving Family Connections? FULLY BOOKED

A free event on the 19th of September at Forrest Hills

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Another interesting and insightful conference held by the Centre in partnershp with CoramBAAF today: https://t.co/F7n6YjY2HJ 4 days ago

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Judith Harwin is speaking at the Association of Lawyers for Children 30th annual conference today https://t.co/wTYkxTwK8k 2 weeks ago

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Important stats on children looked after in Wales - including one from #BornintoCare @NuffieldFJO @KarenB_LU @DrLCusworth @LJ_Griffiths @BacharAlrouh https://t.co/3Ubu0X3gXg 2 weeks ago

New publication - Born into Care: Infants and newborns in care proceedings in Wales

Prof. Judith Harwin presented at the SE Wales Local Family Justice Board Training event in Cardiff on October 4th

Seminar at Scottish Government 25/09/19

PhD student Laura Wood attending specialist training in Boston and speaking at the International Human Trafficking & Social Justice Conference in Ohio

​Public Law Working Group Consultation – recommendations for the future of Family Courts (Public Law) now available for responses

Children in Care: Preserving Family Connections? FULLY BOOKED

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Public Law Working Group Consultation – recommendations for the future of Family Courts (Public Law) now available for responses