Lunch and Learn series

This series of one-hour “Lunch & Learn” webinars offers an open opportunity for Barnahus colleagues and stakeholders to hear about emerging insights from the field. The sessions are designed to be accessible and low-pressure: grab your lunch, listen, and explore how we can collectively evolve our practice. 

The series features two strands: centering the child’s experience, and multidisciplinary interagency collaboration and quality.

Language: English. You are welcome to arrange and pay for live interpretation if needed. Contact us for more information at svb AT barnahus.eu.

Cost:

  • Free for Barnahus Network members, associates members, as well as the alumni of previous courses run by the Network.
  • 25 EUR for all others, per session, paid upon registration. If you require an invoice instead of paying by card, please email us at svb AT barnahus.eu.

The series is hosted by Greg Flett from CAC Resources.

Centering the child’s
experience

Based on the findings from the work to establish an evaluation framework for Barnahus, this series will look at themes such as:

  • how children experience Barnahus;
  • safety through participation;
  • providing a single,  
  • unified and supportive Barnahus service;
  • transparency and information sharing with children;
  • using children’s feedback to improve services.

This series will meet once per month through January 2027.

What children say quality looks like

The first lunch and learn on child participation explores five evidence-informed domains of quality from children’s experiences of Barnahus. It asks what quality feels like for children: in relationships, safety, participation, recovery and the wider system around them.

Read the child outcomes report and learn about the Barnahus evaluation framework

Register for the next Lunch and Learn

Multidisciplinary interagency collaboration quality

Based on the findings from the work to establish an evaluation framework for Barnahus, this series will look at themes such as:

  • teams as living ecosystems;
  • going from having a policy/protocol to implementing it in practice;
  • aligning diverse teams on a common goal;
  • trust and communication;
  • joint training and problem solving. 

This series will meet once per month through January 2027.

Six themes of collaboration quality

What makes multidisciplinary and interagency collaboration work well in Barnahus? This lunch looks at the conditions, relationships, processes and communication practices that make collaboration effective.

Read the collaboration quality report and learn about the Barnahus evaluation framework

Register for the next Lunch and Learn

Upcoming trainings and events

Want to be invited to when we have open spots on unpublished trainings? Sign up to our waitlist.

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