Assoc Prof Tim Moore, Dr Morag McArthur
Tasmanian Commission of Inquiry
This study aims to understand how children and young people experience safety in government-run or funded services in Tasmania to inform the work and recommendations of the Tasmanian Commission of Inquiry.
Researchers have worked with individuals and groups of children and young people to explore:
This project is participatory and has engaged Tasmanian children and young people in schools, out-of-home care, youth detention and hospitals. It draws on a methodology developed for the Children’s Safety Studies. The project aims to provide children and young people an opportunity to reflect on their experiences, and identify ways that adults and organisations might prevent and respond to institutional child sexual abuse and other safety concerns. It also gives children and young people an opportunity to offer guidance to those wanting to enhance their safety in these settings.
For more details of the study, visit the webpage of the Tasmanian Commission of Inquiry.
Moore, T., & McArthur, M. (2022). Take notice, believe us and act! Exploring the safety of children and young people in government run organisations. Hobart: Tasmanian Commission of Inquiry into the Tasmanian Government's Responses to Child Sexual Abuse in Institutional Settings.
Moore, T., McArthur, M. & Fuzz Illustration (2022). Take notice, believe us and act! [Animation]. Produced for Tasmanian Commission of Inquiry. Available from https://www.commissionofinquiry.tas.gov.au/childrens-report
Tim Moore for further information.
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