Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Entwicklung und Humanitäre Hilfe
Humanitarian Quickie (EN)
23.04.2025 | 08:30 – 09:30 UTC (10:30 Austrian time) | online (MS Teams)
Children are disproportionately vulnerable to violence and abuse in humanitarian contexts. Expert Raluca Verweijen-Slamnescu will point out how humanitarians can recognize protection risks to children and implement comprehensive and safe responses.
This Humanitarian Quickie will explore child safeguarding and child protection in humanitarian response. It will look at the risks faced by children in humanitarian contexts, different approaches to providing immediate protective responses, and preventive, systemic measures that can be taken to ensure that humanitarian organisations do not contribute to or cause harm to children.
Raluca Verweijen-Slamnescu is an independent consultant with a particular focus on child protection and safeguarding and has previously worked with organisations providing child protection services and humanitarian assistance, such as SOS Children’s Villages and CONCORDIA Social Projects. As a consultant, she has recently been involved in researching safeguarding risks for child refugees from Ukraine and assisting organizations in developing safeguarding policies and procedures, including those specific to the humanitarian context.
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A „Humanitarian Quickie“ is a basic 60 minutes online session comprising an experts input, Questions and Answers, peer-exchange and debate. The individual sessions are intended to give interested staff in the member organizations of GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY – Austrian Platform for development and humanitarian assistance and their partner organizations a rough overview of the respective topic. They can be attended independently of each other.