missio Aachen„Deutliche Fortschritte im Einsatz gegen sexualisierte Gewalt an Ordensfrauen | missio Aachen stellt seine Bilanz der #Safeguarding-Arbeit für #Ordensfrauen im globalen Süden von 2020 bis 2025 vor. Kultur des Schweigens bricht auf.“
🔗 https://www.missio-hilft.de/informieren/presse/pressemitteilungen/deutliche-fortschritte-im-einsatz-gegen-sexualisierte-gewalt-an-ordensfrauen-in-afrika-und-asien/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social
Alex@rtnVFRmedia Suffolk UKTwo #CareHome managers in #Dudley #Midlands #UK got #prison for #defrauding one of their own patients (and they are of the same age group as their victim!)
Evangelos🏴Are there any interesting reads on banning social media for minors?
#privacy #socialmedia #safeguarding #civilliberties #socialmediabanner
Kit Marie Rackley 🦊🌊 MCCTThis final post brings the series together.
Climate literacy, handled carefully, is not activism or overload. It’s part of doing our jobs well—supporting children’s wellbeing in a world that has already changed.
Not panic. Not perfection. Professional competence. So, what does this 'reasonable professional responsibility' look like? I propose five key components.
#Safeguarding #ClimateEducation #ProfessionalResponsibility #ChildWellbeing #Education
Final post of the series. Safeguarding rarely arrives with sirens. Children already care. Risks are now formally recognised. Schools sit inside these systems. What does 'reasonable responsibility' look like?
#Safeguarding #ClimateLiteracy #Education #DutyOfCare #ChildWellbeing
A UK national security assessment (Jan 2026) identifies biodiversity loss as a long‑term systemic risk.
It doesn’t tell schools what to do—and that’s the point.
When risks become foreseeable, professional responsibility shifts. This post explores how to read such documents without alarmism—and why education can’t pretend this context doesn’t matter.
#EducationPolicy #Safeguarding #ClimateRisk #Literacy #ProfessionalJudgement
When ecological risk becomes a planning assumption: reading the National Security Assessment with care
Part 4 of the “This isn’t activism, it’s duty of care” series. Recent reports highlight the intersection of climate change, education, and responsibility, specifically the UK government…
Thomas WystrachPater Hans Zollner SJ gilt als einer der führenden Experten der römisch-katholischen #Kirche im Kampf gegen #Missbrauch. Der Theologe und Psychologe mahnt im #Interview mit dem @domradio.bsky.social@bsky.brid.gy, dass die Bemühungen für #Prävention und #Safeguarding nicht nachlassen dürfen:
Kinderschutz-Experte fordert N...
Kinderschutz-Experte fordert N...
Kinderschutz-Experte fordert Normalisierung von Prävention in Kirche
Pater Hans Zollner gilt als einer der führenden Experten der katholischen Kirche im Kampf gegen Missbrauch. Der Theologe und Psychologe mahnt im Interview, dass die Bemühungen für Prävention und Safeguarding nicht nachlassen dürfen.
Kit Marie Rackley MCCT (Geogramblings)A new UK national security assessment quietly frames ecological collapse as a long‑term planning risk.
This isn’t a call to panic—or prophecy. But it does shift context. Safeguarding is about foreseeability, not certainty.
#ClimateRisk #Safeguarding #EducationPolicy #Preparedness #ClimateLiteracy
When ecological risk becomes a...
When ecological risk becomes a...
When ecological risk becomes a planning assumption: reading the National Security Assessment with care
Part 4 of the “This isn’t activism, it’s duty of care” series. Recent reports highlight the intersection of climate change, education, and responsibility, specifically the UK government…
A new UK national security assessment quietly frames ecological collapse as a long‑term planning risk.
This isn’t a call to panic—or prophecy. But it does shift context. Safeguarding is about foreseeability, not certainty.
#ClimateRisk #Safeguarding #EducationPolicy #Preparedness #ClimateLiteracy
http://geogramblings.com/2026/01/30/reading-the-national-security-assessment/
When ecological risk becomes a planning assumption: reading the National Security Assessment with care
Part 4 of the “This isn’t activism, it’s duty of care” series. Recent reports highlight the intersection of climate change, education, and responsibility, specifically the UK government…
We often talk about climate responsibility as individual behaviour. But new school carbon data shows something very different: emissions are driven largely by transport, food, and procurement—structural factors outside pupils’ control.
If safeguarding means anything, it means not placing emotional or moral burden where agency doesn’t exist.
Post 3 here 👇
https://geogramblings.com/2026/01/28/what-school-carbon-data-reveals-about-responsibility-modelling-and-care/
#EducationLeadership #ClimateResponsibility #Safeguarding #SystemsChange #CountYourCarbon
