An important part of the work of the Implementation Monitor is engaging with the broader community to raise awareness of child safety reform in Tasmania.
Education is key, including for children and young people.
Thank you to UTAS Associate Professor in Communities and Social Justice Catherine Robinson for inviting Robert in February to take part in a conversation about reforming child protection systems.
Robert also spoke about the Monitor's role, and why it matters.
The interview is one of a series produced by Associate Professor Robinson, for second and third year students of the Social Work/Criminology unit: Children, Protection and Justice.
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