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The work of Child Protection Services is no easy business - balancing following complex rules and regulations, whilst recognising the humans at the heart of this work, can be a real challenge. In this episode, Sophia and Eva talk to Samita Wilson about what she has learned from research about young people's experiences of these services. Listen along to learn about why participation is only the beginning for improving Child Protection Services and to find out whose voices are missing from research in this area.
Release date: Midday (BST), 11th November 2020

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