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March is National Social Work Month and KVC is honoring the incredible ways that social workers, clinicians, and other professionals improve the lives of children, adults and families. They bring compassion, knowledge, and care to their work and this makes a powerful positive impact in our communities every single day. We celebrate that impact and want to share a peek into a day in the life of a social worker.
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Please see details below relating to an upcoming one-day virtual seminar on disclosure of sexual abuse and violence. Please contact joseph.mooney1@ucd.ie for more information or to submit an abstract to present. The seminar is funded by the IRC and UCD Seed Funding and aims to bring together scholars and those in practice and policy fields to present and discuss recent research, practice and policy developments in the field of dislcosure and child sexual abuse more broadly.
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