Practice Paper Series
Sue Diggles Memorial Practice Paper: Young people and ‘sexting’
Tuesday 8 March 2016
Registration: 5pm
Presentations commence: 5.30pm
Drinks & Networking to follow
About this paper: Sue Diggles joined the CPPAQ Board in 2014 and sadly passed away in 2015. To recognise her outstanding contribution to CPPAQ and the child protection field in Queensland, the Catholic Education Office is sponsoring an annual practice paper in her name
Chair: Peter Hill, Director Employee Services, Brisbane Catholic Education Office
A panel of speakers from child protection, education, legal, and police perspectives will address the following topics:
Effective responses to sexting – laws, law enforcement, education, policy reform
How schools deal with the issue, information for students and parents, other school strategies to give guidance to students re sexting
Rights, responsibilities, and support mechanisms for young people who sext, and for young people whose images are distributed via internet
Legal and other implications for children and young people involved
Legal frameworks and policing – investigation, decision to charge, evidentiary requirements, decisions of the courts.
Cancellations non-refundable; substitute permitted.
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