Orla O’Hagan
@orlaohagan.bsky.social
Passionate about improving childhoods.
Reposted by Orla O’Hagan
We want to include many more female voices on #BBCTalkback, and we need your help.
Women in Northern Ireland particularly who can share their expertise and experience with our listeners. From all areas of life.
Use the hashtag #TalkbackWomen to suggest names (with an area of expertise).
Women in Northern Ireland particularly who can share their expertise and experience with our listeners. From all areas of life.
Use the hashtag #TalkbackWomen to suggest names (with an area of expertise).
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November 18, 2024 at 6:33 PM
We want to include many more female voices on #BBCTalkback, and we need your help.
Women in Northern Ireland particularly who can share their expertise and experience with our listeners. From all areas of life.
Use the hashtag #TalkbackWomen to suggest names (with an area of expertise).
Women in Northern Ireland particularly who can share their expertise and experience with our listeners. From all areas of life.
Use the hashtag #TalkbackWomen to suggest names (with an area of expertise).
The layered barriers to reporting desperately need to be understood. Beyond children being made to feel complicit in their own abuse; he targeted young girls who were exploring their homosexuality, so for them to report what had happened, they’d have to tell their parents that they might be gay.
He victimised 3500 children yet only 4 felt that they could report it. Unacceptable.
Children must feel that they can tell a trusted adult as soon as they feel uncomfortable or unsafe. It is important that parents are supported to help keep the online world safe.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Children must feel that they can tell a trusted adult as soon as they feel uncomfortable or unsafe. It is important that parents are supported to help keep the online world safe.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Catfishing: Department of Education issues warning to parents
The warning comes in the wake of Alexander McCartney's conviction for a litany of child sex offences.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 17, 2024 at 12:26 PM
The layered barriers to reporting desperately need to be understood. Beyond children being made to feel complicit in their own abuse; he targeted young girls who were exploring their homosexuality, so for them to report what had happened, they’d have to tell their parents that they might be gay.