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- Sexual Exploitation, Sexual Objectification and Sexual Abuse: Engaging with Research, Policy and Practice, 30/04/12
- Influencing the agenda: Keeping the focus on children and young people through the changes in social services, 26/03/12
- Families affected by substance misuse, 13/03/12
- Improving and Expanding Practice in Participation - National Good Practice Conference, 20/10/11
- 'In The Field - Not Out To graze' 23/09/11
- Grandparents and Kinship Care conference 31/03/11
- Rising to the Challenge: Keeping Children on the Agenda, 15/12/10
- Hurtling into a void? 29/11/10
- Attachment Event - Changing Patterns Changing Lives - 5 November 2010
- Disabled Children and Young People Have Rights Too!, 23/06/10
- National Child Poverty Conference, 27/05/10
- How Do We Protect Children In Families Subject to Asylum?, 05/05/10
- A Quiet Revolution, 05/03/10
- The Developing Child 1-3 Years, 23/02/10
- Supporting Parents: Models and Approaches, 10/02/10
- Rights, Indicators and Outcomes, 24-25/11/09
- Best Practice and Lessons Learned, 03/11/09
- Supporting Young Parents, 07/10/09
- Early Support Launch, September 2009
- Growing up with Dad, 09/09/09
- A Quiet Revolution, March 2009
- Cross-cutting Agendas: Putting Policy into Practice in Wales, 04/12/08
- Getting it right for families?, October 2008
- WorldForum 2008: Early Intervention and Prevention, September 2008
- Much Work Still to be Done, October 2007
- Emotional Literacy, September 2007

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Growing up with Dad, 09/09/09

The National Conference for Fatherhood Wales.

Conference Presentations

Rob Williams, Chief Executive, Fatherhood Institute: Being a Champion for Dads

Phil Doyle, Interim Director, Catch22: Communities that Care

Tony Ivens, Fatherhood Wales Development Officer, Children in Wales: Fathers and Parental Responsibility

Tony Ivens, Fatherhood Wales Development Officer, Children in Wales: 2010 - European Year for Combating Poverty and Social Exclusion

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