Children: Over Surveilled, Under Protected - programme

Children: Over Surveilled, Under Protected

A half day conference to be held at

the London School of Economics

27 June 2006

2.00 p.m - 5.00 p.m

Programme

From this page you can view the slides presented to the workshop in Adobe acrobat format. You can also listen to or download mp3 files of the presentations and discussion.

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Chair: Eileen Munro, Department of Social Policy, LSE

1.30	Registration
2.00	Welcome and introduction Eileen Munro, Department of Social Policy, LSE	slides listen
2.15	The range of data being collected on children and families Overview of existing and planned information sharing systems Terri Dowty - ARCH The erosion of privacy’ Shami Chakrabarti, Director of Liberty	slides handout listen listen
3.00	Examining the evidence for information sharing Brian Sheldon - Emeritus Professor, University of Exeter and former director of Centre for Evidence-Based Social Services. Pathways to crime: a useful metaphor or a blind alley? Jean Hine, De Montfort University, Leicester.	listen slides listen
3.30	Coffee
3.45	Information sharing: the risks for families How safe and reliable are information systems? Ian Brown - Department of Computer Science, UCL Will sharing information about all children protect future Victoria Climbies? Eileen Munro, Department of Social Policy, LSE	slides listen slides listen (and discussion)
4.45	Positive support for familes What help do parents want? Jan Fry - Parentline Plus	slides listen
5.00	Close

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