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SUMMARY:Putting Children First: Rethinking Child Protection in Australia with Jason Blyth
DESCRIPTION:What if we measured the success of Australia’s child protection system by one\nsimple question: Would this be good enough for our own child? \nIn this powerful and purpose-driven conversation\, youth advocate and lived-\nexperience leader @Jason Blyth\nexplores why Australia needs to rethink the way we protect\, support and\nadvocate for vulnerable children. \nHaving experienced severe childhood abuse and spent time within systems\ndesigned to protect children\, Jason brings a perspective shaped not only by\nadvocacy\, but by lived experience. His message is clear: protecting children\ncannot simply be about meeting policies\, processes and compliance measures. It\nmust be about the experience of the child at the centre of every decision. \nThrough his Child First Model\, Jason is working to build a movement that\nchallenges governments\, organisations\, communities and individuals to raise\nthe standard of what we consider acceptable for vulnerable children. He asks\nus to move beyond awareness and good intentions towards greater\naccountability\, earlier action and a shared responsibility to create systems\nthat protect\, nurture and fight for every child. \nTogether\, we explore what needs to change\, why children’s voices and\nexperiences must remain at the centre of reform\, and the role each of us can\nplay in creating a safer future for the next generation. \nThis conversation will resonate with leaders\, educators\, parents\,\npolicymakers\, child advocates\, community organisations and anyone who believes\nevery child deserves the opportunity to grow up safe\, supported and valued. \nKey takeaways include: \n\n\nWhy we need to rethink how success is measured within child protection. \n\n\nHow Jason’s Child First Model puts the lived experience and needs of children ahead of process and compliance. \n\n\nWhy protecting vulnerable children requires shared responsibility across systems\, communities and individuals. \n\n\nHow we can move from awareness and conversation towards accountability\, advocacy and meaningful action. \n\n\nAt Cuppa\, we believe conversations create impact. This episode isn’t simply\nabout understanding the challenges facing child protection in Australia. It’s\nan invitation to help build a movement that puts children first and asks all\nof us to consider: if we wouldn’t accept it for our own child\, why should we\naccept it for any child?\n\nWatch here: https://community.cuppa.tv/c/community-events/putting-children-first-rethinking-child-protection-in-australia-with-jason-blyth
URL:https://cuppa.tv/event/putting-children-first-rethinking-child-protection-in-australia-with-jason-blyth/
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LOCATION:https://community.cuppa.tv/c/community-events/putting-children-first-rethinking-child-protection-in-australia-with-jason-blyth
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