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International Conference on Family Studies and Child Protection

28th Oct – 29th Oct 2026 Tangier, Morocco Standard / Physical Participation
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Key research areas covered across the sessions — tap a track to read more.

This track focuses on the development and evaluation of innovative policies aimed at enhancing family welfare. It invites discussions on the effectiveness of current policies and potential reforms to better support families in need.

This session addresses the various mechanisms in place for child protection and the challenges they face in implementation. Participants are encouraged to share research findings and practical solutions to improve child safety and well-being.

This track examines diverse parenting practices and their impact on child development within various cultural contexts. It aims to foster a dialogue on the implications of cultural differences for social work and family studies.

This session explores how societal factors such as economic conditions, social norms, and community structures influence family dynamics. Researchers are invited to present studies that highlight the interplay between society and family functioning.

This track emphasizes the importance of children's rights within the realm of social work and advocacy. It seeks to explore strategies for empowering children and ensuring their voices are heard in policy-making processes.

This session focuses on the application of developmental psychology principles in designing effective family interventions. Participants are encouraged to share evidence-based practices that promote healthy family relationships and child development.

This track investigates issues of justice and equity within child protection systems, highlighting disparities and systemic biases. Researchers are invited to propose frameworks for creating more equitable practices in child welfare.

This session examines how social work practices can foster resilience within families facing adversity. Discussions will focus on interventions that support families in overcoming challenges and building strength.

This track addresses the critical role of policy development in shaping effective family support services. Participants will discuss best practices and innovative approaches to policy-making that enhance service delivery.

This session explores the influence of technology on parenting styles and family interactions. Researchers are invited to investigate both the positive and negative effects of digital tools on family dynamics.

This track emphasizes the importance of collaboration between social work practitioners and community organizations in addressing family and child welfare issues. Participants will share successful partnership models and their outcomes for families.

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