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The QIC-EY Child and Youth Engagement Online Training for Legal Professionals

Children and youth are experts about their own lives. They need to be engaged as partners, especially in decisions related to legal, cultural and relational permanency. This requires a paradigm shift for courts and legal professionals in terms of training, policy and practice.

The QIC-EY Child and Youth Engagement Online Training for Legal Professionals will help to build a culture of equity and inclusion, ensuring that children and youth of all ages, races, ethnic backgrounds, abilities, sexual orientations and gender identities can partner safely and effectively in shared decision-making.

Sample Module

Child and Youth Engagement for Legal Professionals

A module, Child and Youth Engagement for Legal Professionals has been provided for your review. This module focuses on research findings and national best practices. It invites learners to reflect on their own beliefs and professional roles in this work.

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