Red Harbour are committed to building a community of like-minded professionals from across the education, social care, justice and broader Children and Young People sector to debate and discuss some of the key challenges facing Scotland’s young people. As a part of that process, Red Harbour hosts a number of conferences throughout the year which bring together practitioners to hear from sector leading experts, share experiences with their peers and debate the future direction of policy development. We look forward to seeing you at one of our events soon.

Forthcoming events

Red Harbour have been contracted to work with Respectme on their upcoming Changemaker 'Spotlight on Inclusion and Diversity' series.

Further details to follow

Previous events

The Power of Positive Relationships - inspiring children to achieve their true potential

Technology & Innovation Centre, University of Strathclyde - Wednesday 16th March 2022. Rescheduled from 3rd November 2020 due to Covid-19

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Agenda (subject to change)

Speaker biographies

CPD accredited (6 hours)

ONLINE - Free to attend In discussion with Bruce Adamson, The Children and Young People's Commissioner and Elly Chapple, Founder of #Flipthenarrative and CanDoELLA

Wednesday 9th February, 6.30pm - 7.30pm

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Speaker biographies

Recording via our YouTube channel

Held as a precursor to the 'Power of Positive Relationships' (details above). The event is open to all but the idea is to provide a starting point for discussion around this important topic that can be progressed further at the event on 16th March.

ONLINE - The Gender Agenda- supporting, not defining boys and girls

Tuesday 7th December, 2.00 - 4.30pm

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Agenda

Speaker biographies

CPD accredited (2 hours)

ONLINE - Scotland - Becoming a Trauma-Informed Nation

Thursday 10th June, 3.30 - 5.15pm

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Speaker biographies

Agenda

ONLINE - Helping Boys To Be Allies - to change the culture where men's violence isn’t tolerated