ÜBER DIESE EPISODE
In the latest episode of the Learning Landscape, Independent Schools Tasmania CEO Simon Matthews met with Professor Daryl Higgins, Director of the Australian Catholic University's Institute of Child Protection Studies.
Daryl has over 30 years experience in researching the sources of childhood abuse and neglect. In this podcast episode, he discusses how access to technology and the internet is affecting child safety and the statistics around online child abuse.
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