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Preliminary program (subject to changes) Day One – Wednesday, 1 September 2021 (CEST) Keynote Invited Symposium Collective Submission Social/Networking/Break 11:00 – EuSARF Academy Preconference Event, Dr. Mónica López López 12:00 “How international networking can help your career” 13:00 – Opening: Welcome from Conference Organizers and Hans Grietens, EuSARF President 13:10 13:10 – The Change Factory, Forandringsfabrikken 13.30 “Who really knows the perspective of the child?” 13:30 – Thomas Gabriel, ZHAW Zurich University of Applied Sciences, Department of Social Work, Institute for Childhood, Youth and Family 14:00 "The Perspective of the Child" 14:00 – Doris Bühler Niederberger, University of Wuppertal 14:45 “Lifelong silence - ignoring and denying children's testimonies” 14:45 – Break � 15:00 15:00 – “Is Someone There for You? “Predictive Analytics in Child "Social pedagogical family sup- "Errors and Mistakes in Child "Exploring Understanding of "Innovative approaches to “Children and agency” “Understanding children’s per- 17:00 Social support of children and Welfare Decision Making” port and the best interests of Protection. International ap- Care Leaving through Life working with vulnerable young spectives about relationships youth in care and after leaving the child" proaches and strategies to Course Theory.” people." with staff in group care: A cata- care” strengthen the perspective and lyst for change“ rights of the child" Shalhevet Attar-Schwartz, Roland Becker, Florian Eßer, John Fluke, , Jo Dixon, Charles Izzo, Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem Univ. of Appl. Sciences North- Judith Havlicek University of Osnabrück University of Colorado Kay Biesel, University of Illinois University of York Cornell University Caroline Cresswell, western Switzerland Univ. of Appl. Sciences North- Fränzi Buser, Kelly Stepura, Elisiv Bakketeig, Zinnia Mitchell-Smith, Jean Galle, University of York Marina Wetzel, western Switzerland Manchester Metrop. Univ. University of Zurich Hillside Children's Center OmniCare Institute Univ. of Appl. Sciences North- Nova/Oslo Metropolitan Univ. Ruth Emond, Eunice Magalhães, Jill Stoddart, western Switzerland Øyvind Tefre, Eavan Brady, Mariela Neagu, James Anglin, Instituto Univ. de Lisboa University of Toronto West. Norway Univ. of A.S. Trinity College Dublin University of Oxford University of Stirling University of Victoria David Lätsch, Hanne Warming Adena Hoffnung Assouline, Michael Tanana, Zurich Univ. of Appl. Sciences Tom van Yperen, Robbie Gilligan, Brenda Kneafsey, Lisa McCabe, Hebrew Univ. of Jerusalem Lyssn University of Groningen Trinity College Dublin National Univ. of Ireland Roskilde University Cornell University Simone Brauchli, Lisa Holmes, Brigitte Müller, Berni Kelly, University of Zurich Queen’s University Belfast Laura García-Alba, Veronica Marcin, University of Oxford Univ. of Appl. Sciences Nor- University of Oviedo Life Without Barriers Marius Metzger, thwestern Switzerland Inger Oterholm, Lucerne Univ. of Applied Sci- VID Specialized University ences Hélène Join-Lambert, Université Paris Nanterre Ingrid Höjer, University of Gothenburg 17:00 – Break �, Online Networking Sessions & Book Presentations 18:00 18:00 – "Child participation in reunifica- "Child and youth participation “Trauma- and stressor- related "Improving Education Success “Care Leavers in California.” "Ethical considerations when “Children in family intervention "Effective elements of intensive 20:00 tion processes" in residential care and adop- difficulties in youth placed in of Youth at risk in Child and looking at the perspective of Practices of child participation family interventions: Who is in- tion" out-of-home care: Validity, as- Youth Care programs" the child" in European programmes for volved and what works?" sociations and measurement” children and families” Emmanuel Grupper, Hélène Join-Lambert, Loraine Visscher, Nuria Fuentes Peláez, Manuela Garcia Quiroga, Mark Courtney, Pontificia Universidad Católica Ono Academic College Université Paris Nanterre Marco Ius, Univ. Medic. Center Groningen University of Barcelona Michael Tarren-Sweeney, University of Chicago University of Padova de Valparaíso University of Canterbury Shlomo Romi, Tarja Pösö, Jeanne Gubbels, Jill D Berrick, Nathanael Okpych, Isabelle Lacroix, Bar-Ilan University Israel Tampere University Sara Serbati, University of Amsterdam UC Berkeley Marc Noom, University of Connecticut University of Padova Canada Research Chair University of Amsterdam Sausan Abu-Rukun Hadeed, Julie Chapeau, Els Evenboer, Johan Vanderfaeillie, Michelle Munson, Patricia Castillo Gallardo, Ono Academic College University of Pari Lucía González-Pasarín, Univ. Medic. Center Groningen Vrije Universiteit Brussel Astrid Seim, New York University University of Malaga MIDAP Norwegian Univ. of Sc. Tec. Clara Bombach, Cora Bartelink, David Lätsch, M. Angels Balsells, Irene Salvo Agoglia, Marie Meierhofer Children's In- Keunhye Park, Hague Univ. of Appl. Sci. Aida Urrea Monclús, Zurich Univ. of Appl. Sciences University of Lleida Alberto Hurtado University Stine Lehmann, stitute Michigan State University Auton. Univ. of Barcelona University of Bergen Janet Boddy, Anna Schmid, University of Sussex Ivana Maurovic, International Federation of Ed- University of Zagreb ucative Communities (FICE) Daniela Moreno, University of Padua Preliminary program (subject to changes) Day Two – Thursday, 2 September 2021 (CEST) Keynote Invited Symposium Collective Submission Social/Networking/Break 13:00 – Jeroen Dekker, University of Groningen 13:45 “Looking at Voices of the Child. Ideas, Challenges, and Derailments in the Educational Space of the Past” 13:45 – Urszula Markowska-Manista, University of Warzaw 14:30 “Between two pandemics: Janusz Korczak and children's rights from the child perspective” 14:30 – Break � 15:00 "What contributes to a good "Children in families with multi- "Transnational Families and “Building Evidence for Resi- "Decision-making and partici- "The added value of prioritising "Racial and ethnically margin- "Participation and Motivation in foster care placement?" ple problems" Transnational Care – new dential Interventions" pation of children in the child children’s and young people’s alized groups and decisional the Transition to Adulthood Challenges for Child and protection system" perspectives in research" disparities in child welfare" from Care" Youth Care Services" Jana Knot-Dickscheit, Vania Salvador Pinto, University of Groningen Robert Lieberman, Mónica López López, Nikki Luke, Floor Middel, Veronika Paulsen, University of Oxford Stefan Koengeter, Lieberman Group, Inc. University of Groningen University of Oxford University of Groningen NTNU Social Research Tim Tausendfreund, Univ. of Ap. Sc. St. Gallen Jenna Meiksans, Zurich Univ. of Applied Scienc. Dana Weiner, Roberta Ruggiero, Julie Selwyn, Calum Webb, Samuel Keller, Australian Cent. Child prot. Sahar Almakahmreh, University of Chicago University of Geneva University of Oxford University of Sheffield Zurich Univ. of Appl. Sciences Doris Bühler-Niederberger, Al-Balqa Applied University Rawan W. Ibrahim, University of Wuppertal Ronald Thompson, Jenny Krutzinna, Carme Montserrat, Barbara Fallon, Jade Purtell, Bettina Diwersy, University of Bergen University of Toronto Monash University 15:00 – German Jordanian Univ. Lars Alberth, RT Consulting, LLC University of Girona 17:00 University of Trier Eunice Magalhães, Leuphana University, Lüneburg Sigrid James, Katrin Križ, Janet Boddy, Emily Keddell, Ingri-Hanne Braenne Bennwik, Instituto Univ. de Lisboa Thomas Meysen, University of Kassel Emmanuel College Boston University of Sussex University of Otago VID Specialized University Sabine Andresen, SOCLES International Centre Ellie Ott, Goethe University Frankfurt for Socio-Legal Studies Susanne Witte, Eleanor Staples, Abigail Williams-Butler, Jenna Bollinger, German Youth Institute Rutgers University Monash University Centre for Evidence and Imple- John Devaney, University of Bristol mentation University of Edinburgh Lisa Merkel-Holguin, Anne Riise, University of Colorado Arctic University of Norway Arjen Van Assen, University of Groningen Mijntje ten Brummelaar, University of Groningen Loraine Visscher, Univ. Medic. Center Groningen 17:00 – Break �, Online Networking Sessions & Book Presentations 18:00 “Voices of LGBTQIA+ youth in care. "Care of unaccompanied migrant “Multinational Comparison of Out-of “What can epidemiological data on "Listening to children in foster care "Children’s understandings of vul- “Youth-Guided Care: Youth Partici- "To that piece in each of us that re- children and young people" Home Care and Challenges for child maltreatment tell about the and residential care: an international nerability and well-being" pation in Residential Interventions fuses to be silent".” Care Leavers - the Meaning of Par- perspective of the child?" perspective" and System Change” ticipation and Care Leaver Organi- sations” Marie-Andree Poirier, Marion Pomey, Kari Sisson, Université de Montréal Association of Children's Residen- Gerald Mallon, Ellie Ott, Andreas Jud, Zurich Univ. of Applied Sciences City University of New York Benjamin Strahl, Lucerne Univ. of Applied Sciences tial Centers Centre for Evidence and Implemen- Univ. Hildesheim Marie-Pierre Joly, Sabine Andresen, Jeanette Cossar, tation Christoph Liel, Université de Montréal Goethe University Frankfurt Martin Rafferty, University of East Anglia Wolfgang Schroer, German Youth Institute Youth Era Amy Stapleton, Univ. Hildesheim Eduard Vaquero Tió, Samuel
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