False Accusations in Safeguarding

Safeguarding is strongest when it protects the vulnerable while remaining firmly rooted in evidence, fairness, and the pursuit of truth. This webinar explores the often-overlooked experience of those who are falsely accused, examining how safeguarding can uphold justice, due process, and compassion without compromising its commitment to protecting those at risk. The webinar will also consider how safeguarding systems can move beyond a narrow focus on allegations and evidence to pursue truth responsibly, fairly, and comprehensively. All are welcome, especially safeguarding practitioners, Church leaders, clergy, religious, seminarians, educators, lecturers, legal professionals, counsellors, social workers, child protection professionals, and anyone committed to safeguarding and justice.

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