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How do we address wellbeing and security needs of urban children and adolescents in the digital era?

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13 November 2023

Free to join. The seminar is conducted in English

Daily Timetable:

Morning sessions run from 9:00 am – 12:45 pm

Afternoon sessions run from 13:45 pm – 4:45 pm

Venue:

Kosmopol – afhold dine møder, kurser og konferencer i København

Fiolstræde 44, 1171 København

Catering:

Morning and afternoon refreshments and two-course lunch are provided

Drinks Reception:

4:45 pm, Monday, 13 November

Language:

English

Participation Fee:

None

Target Audience:

The seminar is open to all academics and practitioners who are interested in health, wellbeing and security needs of children and adolescents. Participation of students is highly encouraged.

Registration:

If you have any registration or program inquiry, or if you want to cancel your existing registration, please contact: Sara Helene Kaas-Petersen (saka@dignity.dk) and Jeske Moerenhout (jemo@dignity.dk).  Space is limited. Registration before 4:00pm on 9th November 2023. Preregister by clicking on the links below to view details.

Link for registration: How Do We Address Wellbeing and Security Needs of Urban Children and Adolescents in the Digital Era – DIGNITY – Danish Institute Against Torture

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