Safeguarding in an International Context: Charity Commission’s Expectations
| Date | 7 Dec 2022 |
|---|---|
| Time | 12:00 pm — 1:00 pm GMT |7:00 am—8:00 am EST |
| Provider | Charity Commission |
| Address | Online |
| Type | Virtual |
| Cost | No cost |
| Booking URL | https://bookwhen.com/charitycommission#focus=ev-sc21-20221207120000 |
| Description | Event Topics:This free webinar will cover:
InstructionsThe webinar will be delivered on Microsoft Teams Live Events. You will be able to watch on the web and join anonymously. Joining instructions, including a guide of how to access the webinar via Microsoft Teams Live Events, will be sent to all attendees in advance via email – if you do not receive this please check your ‘junk’ folder. Please see the Charity Commission’s privacy notice for outreach events here. Please see Microsoft’s privacy statement here. If you have any further questions, or have difficulties using the booking system, please contact the International Charities Engagement Team (ICET) via ICET@charitycommission.gov.uk |
Related:
Ukraine, Russia, and the Future of US-Europe Relations
Several Dragonfly analysts will examine the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine war, including military movements, geopolitical shifts, and the broader implications for NATO, Europe, and global security. The discussion will cover Russian retaliatory actions, hybrid warfare tactics in Europe, and the evolving relationship between the US and its allies amid…
Community of Practice: Training for Security Risk Management (Meeting 2)
A Community of Practice (COP) is a group of people who share a common interest or expertise in a topic. Coming together, the members of a COP can share knowledge and best practices. In our role as a convener for NGO security risk management, GISF is well-positioned to establish dedicated…
Enhancing Resilience: Responsible Risk Transfer and the Path to Localisation | GISF at HNPW
As the humanitarian sector advances toward greater localisation, transferring risks to local actors without adequate support undermines resilience and jeopardises the security of staff and operations. Responsible risk transfer is essential to building sustainable partnerships and empowering local actors to lead humanitarian responses in complex environments. Join GISF online for…