Specified non-profit organization CAP Center JAPAN
Online “Continuous Seminar 2024 on Preventing Sexual Violence against Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities” held ……
It is not easy for our society to become aware of sexual violence against children with disabilities. This is due to the fact that sexual violence itself is hidden and those involved are forced to remain silent, as well as the existence of incorrect social beliefs and prejudices regarding disabilities.
CAP Center JAPAN provides preventive education for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities so that they can have rich interactions with others: the Prevention of Violence Against Children/CAP Program, and the Safety of Social Interactions/Circles Program. Based on these, we will be offering a course in 2021 that will unravel the tangled issues related to sexual violence and create a “safe base” where people who take the first steps to prevent sexual violence against children can demonstrate their strengths and support them. It has been held since. This year, the fourth year, we will extend the time by 30 minutes, and we will continue to slowly learn from each other in a total of 7 lectures.
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“Daily communication” with children with disabilities plays a major role in early detection, early support, and even recovery when thinking about preventing sexual violence. From April 1st of this year, “reasonable accommodation” is required for private businesses as well. Therefore, we will set up a 20-minute “Communication Support” corner to think about self-advocacy for children with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Through the introduction of tools and case studies, we will expand ideas for communication that will not allow supporters to give up and will not allow children with disabilities to give up.
This course is all online (7 sessions in total/using Zoom)
All times are 10:00-12:30 (Reception starts from 9:45)
Zero Base I August 4th (Sunday)
Main story: Thinking about preventing sexual violence against children with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Communication support corner: Sharing frames for communication support aimed at self-advocacy
Zero Base II September 8th (Sunday)
Main story: Sharing a framework for preventing sexual violence based on children’s human rights
Communication support corner: Sharing the effectiveness of
communication support in daily life
1st October 13th (Sun)
Main part: Connecting with those involved (1) – Children who have been victims of sexual violence
Communication support corner: Having means of communication support for self-advocacy (1)
2nd November 17th (Sunday)
Main part: Connecting with those involved (2) – Children who engage in sexual assault behavior
Communication support corner: Having means of communication support for self-advocacy (2)
3rd December 8th (Sun)
Main story: Connecting children with adults around them (1) – Family Communication Support Corner: Having ways to support communication aimed at self-advocacy (3)
4th Sunday, January 12, 2025
Main story: Connecting children with adults around them (2) – Connecting with social resources, peers, and themselves
Communication Support Corner: Having ways to support communication aimed at self-advocacy (4)
5th February 9, 2025 (Sunday)
Main part: What you can do from a preventive perspective – Learn about specific initiatives for the 4 C’s
Communication Support Corner: Having ways to support communication aimed at self-advocacy (5)
*For this series of seminars, if you are unable to attend on the day, you will be able to watch on-demand streaming (for a limited time only). However, basically it is not possible to participate only through on-demand distribution.
*We will notify you of the URL of the materials in advance, and you will need to download and prepare them.
subject:
Supporters who interact with children with intellectual and
developmental disabilities on a daily basis (teachers, after-school childcare, after-school day service staff, etc.)
Entry fee:
Participation in all sessions: 20,000 yen (participation in all 7 sessions) *Includes pre-distributed materials and on-demand
distribution
Single participation: 5,000 yen per participation (multiple
participation possible)
*Please select when applying. Participation fee includes
pre-distributed materials and on-demand distribution)
Fixed number of members:
20 people participated in all 7 sessions
Single participation: 10 people per session
Instructor team:
CAP (Violence Prevention Against Children) Specialist
A CAP specialist who has worked to prevent violence against children with disabilities. Member of the 2024 Project for Preventing Sexual Violence against Children with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.
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http://cap-j.net/wp/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/onlinerenzoku_202240502.pdf Application:
Please apply using the Google form below. After your application is confirmed, we will send you the bank account details to your registered email address.
The application deadline is 16:30 on Friday, July 19th.
If you are unable to participate, please be sure to cancel in advance. https://forms.gle/LZeAHq3R3ZZu588m7
For inquiries regarding this project, please contact:
Certified NPO CAP Center JAPAN
TEL: 06-6648-1120
FAX: 06-6648-1121
E-mail: info@cap-j.net
We promote and raise awareness of social education related to the prevention of violence against children, and train practitioners of the CAP (Violence Prevention Against Children) program. Through the dissemination of the CAP program, we aim to foster children’s own human rights awareness and promote collaboration between families, schools, and local communities, thereby creating a society that does not tolerate any violence against children and where children’s human rights are respected. I am.
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