2025 CSPN Global Conference
Organised by Child Safety & Protection Network
Location: Pioneers Conference Center, Lake Nona, Florida, USA
Event type: In Person
Date: 05 March 2025
Event Details
2025 THEME - The Good, The Bad, The Digital: Helping Children Walk Safely in Digital Spaces!
The CSPN 2025 conference will focus on all things digital. The past two decades have witnessed rapid social change through the globalisation of digital communication. The unprecedented capacity to be connected online has also ushered in new and evolving safeguarding risks. As Christians working in the global community, we are optimistic that we can leverage the potential of digital technology to educate and inform our personnel . Come and join us as we explore fresh and innovative ways to enable children to flourish.
Guest Speakers
Dr. Deborah Webster, Thrive Academy
Deborah is passionate about helping children and young people navigate the digital space. She is an advocate for digital wellbeing, regularly writing, speaking and coaching individuals and groups in how to become more digitally aware, wise and resilient. Based in Northern Ireland, Deborah founded Thrive Academy in 2021, a social enterprise which seeks to educate children, equip parents and educate teachers and youth workers about both the positives and the negatives about the online world. She gained her PhD from Queens University, Belfast. Her research explores the relationship between social media and the wellbeing of young people.
Bronwen Coe, TeachBeyond
Bronwen Coe has been involved in safeguarding work since the 1990s in various formats and is currently the Safeguarding Lead for TeachBeyond. She has served as a CSPN board member for the past 5 years and serves as the Training Manager for the network. She also recently enjoyed leading the team who developed the latest version of the CSPN Response Team Training. Bronwen has spent most of her life living in Asia but currently lives in north England with her husband Matt and near her three precious grandchildren.
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