Die Internationale Organisation zur Prävention von Kindesmisshandlung und -vernachlässigung ISPCAN (International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect) – möchte die sektorübergreifende Zusammenarbeit fördern zwischen Medizin, Recht, Sozialarbeit, psychischer Gesundheit und Bildung aufbricht, um innovative, am Kind orientierte Lösungen zu entwickeln. Der internationale Kongress 2027 findet vom 7-11. November in der Schweiz, in Lugano, statt. Der Kongress wird auf Englisch angeboten.
The International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse & Neglect — a global membership community breaking down silos across medicine, law, social work, mental health and education to build innovative, child-centered solutions.
ISPCAN is a global membership organization for anyone working in the protection of child rights. From every discipline and sector, we break down silos across sectors to help find innovative, child centered solutions. Wherever children live, learn and play under the care of adults are opportunities for intervention and prevention.
We connect multi-disciplinary professionals across sectors together, and with data, tools and resources to think differently. We ensure that data informs practice, practice informs research, and that policy development will make lasting, quality improvements in child protection systems. Ultimately our goal is to build better public health systems of care to improve the prevention, detection, and response to child abuse and neglect.
Working together with our members and partners, ISPCAN innovates and accelerates change so that a brighter future for all kids is possible.
ISPCAN Congresses are a great way for members and other multidisciplinary professionals working to end violence and neglect of children to come together and learn from one another. Our international congresses attract multidisciplinary professionals from over 70 countries.
We rotate regions and often partner with large international NGO’s, as well as many regional country partners to address child protection issues. Authors have the opportunity to share their latest research, treatments, prevention tools, raise challenges, and share best practices in the form of oral presentations, workshops, symposia, multimedia presentations, and ignite/poster presentations.