Join us for a solution-driven discussion on ending the use of watch houses for children in Queensland. 

This meeting will bring together experts and leaders to explore current efforts being delivered to forge a practical path forward, strengthen human rights for young people, and end the use of watch houses for children.

We will be joined by:

• Natalie Lewis, a Gamilaraay woman and the Commissioner of the Queensland Family and Child Commission.  
• Deputy Commissioner Cameron Harsley and Inspector Jeff Coote, Queensland Police Service (Watch House Review).
• Anne Hollonds, National Children’s Commissioner.
• Genevieve Sinclair, CEO, Youth Empowered Towards Independence (YETI).
• Helena Wright, A/Executive Director, Strategy, QATSICPP.

We know that together, we can create a safer and more just environment for all children in Queensland. Your support and participation are essential for developing better solutions. Don’t miss this opportunity to join us for this event!

Agenda Highlights:

• Spotlight on Watch Houses: Join us to delve into the latest discussions, reports, reviews, and initiatives focused on protecting the human rights of young people and ending the use of watch houses for children.
• Human Rights: Explore how the use of watch houses and solutions based approaches intersect with broader human rights principles to uphold the human rights of children.
• Lean In: Learn from our expert speakers and discover how we can work towards a practical path forward.