Rethinking domestic abuse in child protection’s Community of Practice: Reflections of the group
A series of three short videos about Rethinking domestic abuse in child protection’s (RDACs) Community of Practice. Featuring reflections from two members of RDACs community of practice about the benefits of being part of the group, the value of it’s findings, and the future application of the learning in practice.
This series of short videos features reflections from two members of the group about the benefits of being part of the group, the value of its findings, and the future application of the learning in practice.
The value of RDAC’s Community of Practice
Evidence-based practice change in children’s socia...
Evidence-based practice change in the longer term
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