Preliminary survey for webinars

BRIDGE project - Preliminary Survey for Webinars

In order to strengthen the statutory response to gender-based violence (GBV) affecting children and youth on the move in EU countries, a consortium of partners is implementing an EU-funded regional project called "Building Relationships through Innovative Development of Gender Based Violence Awareness in Europe - BRIDGE" in Belgium, Greece, Hungary, Malta and Romania.

In addition to enhancing the availability of data on GBV against children and youth on the move and empowering children to build awareness and understanding of GBV, the project also seeks to develop knowledge and capacities of care professionals to raise awareness, identify and adequately address GBV cases among migrant children and youth.

To build the capacities of care professionals, the BRIDGE project partnership is organizing a series of webinars on the topic of GBV.

Your feedback to this survey would help us to better design the webinars and to meet the learning and development needs of care professionals.

This preliminary survey was funded by the European Union’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme (2014-2020).

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* 1. What is your profession?

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* 2. Do you work directly with children and youth affected by migration?

Yes

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* 3. How much are you familiar with GBV in the context of migration? (Gender-based violence refers to “any act perpetrated against a person’s will based on gender norms and unequal power relationships. It encompasses threats of violence and coercion. It inflicts harm on women, girls, men and boys”).

Very much

I have some knowledge/experience

Not at all

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* 4. Have you attended a webinar before (on any topic)?

Yes

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* 5. Rank the following topics related to gender-based violence, starting from those you are MOST interested in [1 being most interested and 10 being least interested]

[Prevention] - Risk factors and prevention of GBV in migrant children and youth

[Prevention] - Breaking the silence: creating safety for GBV disclosures

[Prevention] - Creating awareness of GBV with children and youth

[GBV Awareness & Identification] - The impact of GBV and historical trauma on child and youth migrants

[GBV Awareness & Identification] - Child and youth migrants in Europe: Their journey, their story

[GBV Awareness & Identification] - GBV and child and youth migrants: What is GBV and what are child and youth migrants experiencing?

[Interventions] - Managing a GBV disclosure

[Interventions] - Talking with children and youth migrants about GBV

[Interventions] - Care for the carers: Managing stress and building resilience

[Interventions] - Vicarious and secondary traumatisation when working with children and youth migrants

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* 6. Which statement best describes a successful webinar in your opinion:

Participants received an overview of the topic and reference to further resources

Participants received practical advice and learned about good practices they can apply in their daily work

Participants are familiar with the academic research in this field and the most recent findings

Participants got in touch with their peers working in other countries in the same field and had the opportunity to exchange knowledge directly during the webinar

Other (please specify)

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* 7. Can you think of a specific speaker and/or organization you would be interested to hear from in a webinar on a specific topic related to GBV? Please indicate here:

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* 8. What is the most convenient time for you to join the webinar during your working day?

9-12h

12-15h

15-17h