# Carlene Firmin
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carlene firmin MBE (born 1983 or 1984) is a British social researcher and writer specialising in violence between young people, and founder of the MsUnderstood Partnership. She is a senior research fellow at the University of Bedfordshire.
== Early life and education ==
Firmin attended St Michael's Catholic Grammar School in Barnet, London.
Voice #26 | Why A Contextual Safeguarding Approach Needs To Be Taken To Protect Our Children! | Professor Carlene Firmin
Professor Carlene Firmin is a researcher, author and an activist. She is also the creator of the Contextual Safeguarding framework - a framework that calls for an individualised approach that takes into account context when dealing with child safeguarding issues.
In this interview we discuss a …
Protecting young people outside the home
During adolescence, young people are exposed to a range of risks beyond their family homes including sexual and criminal exploitation, peer-on-peer abuse and gang-related violence.
Carlene Firmin, co-author of 'Safeguarding Young People Beyond the Family Home', speaks to Jess Miles about these ext…
PowerTalk S4 - Ep 7 Professor Carlene Firmin - Contextual Safeguarding Part 2
Professor Carlene Firmin MBE is an applied social researcher, concerned with safeguarding young people, social justice and inequality at Durham University. Professor Firmin has a particular expertise in social care responses to abuse between young people and ham in extra-familial spaces and places.…
47.Contextual safeguarding
Professor Carlene Firmin discusses the implementation of contextual safeguarding in five local authority areas: what works well, and where more work is needed.
Child protection beyond the family home: Contextual safeguarding with Carlene Firmin
This is the 30th episode of Keeping Kids Safe - A Bright Futures podcast by the Daniel Morcombe Foundation, featuring Bruce and Denise Morcombe.
Today we hear from a researcher who has single-handedly revolutionised worldwide thinking of the best approaches to keeping children safe from harm.
Pro…
Carlene Firmin: Contextual Safeguarding is Common Sense
Professor Carlene Firmin shares how shop workers can be community guardians, why we are all responsible for keeping young people safe, and what her journey from aspiring journalist to charity worker to renowned social work academic has taught her about preventing violence.
To find out more about C…
Prof. Carlene Firmin - 'Contextual Safeguarding - Something Meaningful & Impactful'
In this episode, we sit down with Carlene Firmin, an influential sociology figure and a youth violence specialist. Carlene shares her career trajectory, highlighting the pivotal moments and experiences that shaped her as a researcher. She emphasises the significance of mentorship and strong leade…
BONUS EPISODE. The Next Chapter: Inside the Global Centre for Contextual Safeguarding
In this episode, The Social Matters Podcast team takes you inside the launch of the Global Centre for Contextual Safeguarding, a two-day international event hosted by Durham University and created by Professor Carlene Firmin.The Centre marks a new chapter in how we understand and respond to the saf…
Episode 19: Professor Carlene Firmin
In this episode, Communications and Engagement Advisor, Katya Allcott-Amjad was joined by Professor Carlene Firmin and CYCJ Director Professor Fiona Dyer.
On the day we recorded this episode, our guest Professor Carlene Firmin gave the 23rd Kilbrandon lecture, which CYCJ plays a key role in organ…
79: An introduction to contextual safeguarding
In 2015, Professor Carlene Firmin coined the term ‘contextual safeguarding’ to describe an approach to safeguarding young people that looks at additional ‘contexts’ for harm outside of the family home and beyond the control of a child’s parents and carers.
In this podcast episode, we speak to Car…
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