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How to Publish in the Child Protection and Practice Journal

Learn best practices for publishing in the new ISPCAN journal directly from the editors of the Child Protection and Practice Journal. This 90-minute session offers a unique opportunity to support potential authors from multiple disciplines and organizations in publishing their work, reports, research and impactful programs in the new ISPCAN practice-based cutting-edge journal. Focused on outcomes, the journal promotes a shared multidisciplinary global knowledge and evidence-based prevention and response agenda. It values and considers all stakeholders' perspectives, creating opportunities for more active and influential partnerships in building, strengthening, and scaling innovative solutions that will effectively address childhood violence in resource poor environments. We encourage multisectoral unsolicited submissions from academics, policymakers, practitioners as well as from advocates and activists. We welcome outcome-oriented articles that will directly impact child protection research, evidence-generation, and practice, including more traditional research articles, review articles and method articles, as well as debate articles and policy and practice discussions inform perspectives from the frontline of child protection practice.