The L&D Working Group is sharing a NEW Podcast Series to better equip CPHA practitioners to adapt child protection programming in the context of COVID-19 and other IDOs! 

Find the corresponding webinars and resources to the podcast here: https://alliancecpha.org/en/strengthening-capacity-cpha-practitioners-respond-times-covid-19

Innovative Approaches to Awareness Raising [French]

Dixon Chibanda, University of Zimbabwe, presents the GCC funded Friendship Bench project currently underway in Zimbabwe. 
This presentation was originally given as part of a panel session at the 2014 Grand Challenges Meeting in Seattle entitled 'Understanding results:increasing access to care and improving the effectiveness of mental health treatments in developing countries. 

The Friendship Bench Program

Katie Maeve Murphy, Early Childhood Development Technical Advisor to the International Rescue Committee (IRC), joins host, Angelica Ponguta, Associate Research Scientist at Yale University. Mrs. Murphy discusses IRCs emphasis on family and parenting programs to foster early childhood development in crisis conditions to promote peacebuilding.

For more information, visit https://ecdpeace.org/parenting-times-war

To the Sun

Parenting in Times of War | Guest Katie Murphy, International Rescue Committee

The Child Protection Information Management System is a practical, field-level tool that supports effective and timely case management of individual vulnerable children. It is comprised of database software and accompanying resources and guidance documents. In this episode, we talk all things CPIMS and get a peek into how the CPIMS and GBVIMS relate.

What is the Child Protection Information Management System (CPIMS)?

The logic of ‘big data’ is now being applied to programs aimed at ending gendered violence. Increasingly, scholars, practitioners, activists and government bodies are turning to indicators, algorithms and other statistical tools in order to construct knowledge about the highly complex problem of gendered violence.

Centre for Global Research


Counting Violence A Global Frictions Seminar

Today Mary Ann talks with Sara Lim Bertrand about Proteknôn, a consultancy group and foundation she co-founded which is focused on the protection, care, and wellbeing of children internationally. They discuss how the group came together, the strategies they use to enable flexible working across many geographies and how they blend consultancy work with activism about the issues they care about.

#63: Alternative approaches to working internationally with Sara Lim Bertrand

In celebration of the launch of International Medical Corps' (IMC) Toolkit for Mental Health Integration, MHIN interviewed Ashley Leichner (IMC), Zeinab Hijazi (UNICEF) and Fahmy Hanna (WHO), all of whom played a critical role in the development process of the Toolkit to share their insight on how the Toolkit was designed and developed, as well as its potential to improve and expand the horizons of mental health integration initiatives within humanitarian settings. Access the Toolkit: bit.ly/IMC_MHIntegrationToolkit

Innovative Approaches to Awareness Raising [French]

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