September 10, 2025Child Abuse & NeglectOpen Access

Safety and beyond? Exploring children's priorities for their participation in the child protection and welfare process

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RGRobbie GilliganTrinity College SHStephanie HoltTrinity College Dublin EBEavan BradyTrinity College Dublin

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This conceptual study highlights children's perspectives on participation in child protection, suggesting changes to enhance their involvement and safety.

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Children emphasized their own views on participation in child protection, highlighting the importance of their perspectives.
Qualitative analysis of interviews with 20 children showed significant concerns around risk, safety, and stigma.
Reanalysis of existing data provided insights into differences in how children and adults view participation in child protection.
Focus on child-centered practices may improve outcomes and reduce stigma in child protection settings.

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Gilligan et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c241efb210217d647a201a https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chiabu.2025.107614

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This conceptual study highlights children's perspectives on participation in child protection, suggesting changes to enhance their involvement and safety.

Safety and beyond? Exploring children's priorities for their participation in the child protection and welfare process

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Safety and beyond? Exploring children's priorities for their participation in the child protection and welfare process

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