Scope of Submission
We welcome submissions from a broad range of disciplines, including but not limited to:
- Child protection policies and discourse
- Language and narratives in child advocacy
- Impact of media on child protection issues
- Discourse surrounding child abuse prevention
- Role of education in child protection
- Legal frameworks for child safety
- Cultural perceptions of child protection
- Community involvement in child advocacy
- Intersectionality in child protection discourse
- Public health and child safety narratives
- Challenges in child protection legislation
- Discourse analysis of child welfare policies
- Role of technology in child protection
- Survivor narratives in child advocacy
- Future directions in child protection research
- Collaboration between sectors for child safety
- Discourse surrounding children's rights
- Impact of social media on child advocacy
- Crisis communication in child protection
- Gendered implications of child protection narratives
All papers must be original and not previously published or submitted elsewhere.
