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E-raamat: Talking About Female Genital Mutilation: A Guide to Safeguarding for Professionals who Work with Children

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 30-Dec-2022
  • Kirjastus: Routledge
  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781000820928
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This workbook is designed to be used to facilitate discussion and disseminate awareness amongst all professionals (social workers, teachers and health care professionals) who are required by law to report instances of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM). Suitable for use in group settings, it requires no prior knowledge of the subject, but is written in such a way for anyone to be able to facilitate a session with colleagues, which takes between one to three hours depending on the facilitator and groups needs.

Divided into five chapters, it shows how to facilitate a training session using the material, including being aware of how people may be triggered by this difficult subject. Providing activities to facilitate discussion, it explains terminology and provides explanation of different types of FGM, risk factors and legal aspects including mandatory reporting in certain regions.

Designed to be concise, it will give busy professionals a quick and effective tool to disseminate information to as many colleagues as possible to allow them to develop understanding of a legal requirement of their job which has real and life-saving benefits for children.
List of Figure, Boxes and Tables
xi
List of Abbreviations
xiii
Author's Note xiv Acknowledgements xv
Introduction 1(8)
Using This Workbook
1(5)
Facilitating Group Work
6(1)
Participant Well-Being
7(2)
1 What Is FGM?
9(14)
FGM - What Do Those Letters Mean?
9(4)
What Exactly Is the Practice of FGM?
13(1)
Four Types of FGM
13(2)
Type 1 (Clitoridectomy)
13(1)
Type 2 (Excision)
13(1)
Type 3 (Infibulation)
14(1)
De-infibulation
14(1)
Medical De-infibulation
14(1)
Re-infibulation
14(1)
Type 4 (Other)
15(1)
What if No Physical Harm Is Caused?
15(1)
What about the `Designer Vagina'?
15(1)
Who Carries Out FGM?
16(1)
`Medicalised' FGM
16(4)
Appendices
20(1)
Bibliography
21(2)
2 Why Is FGM Carried Out?
23(11)
Belief Systems - Religion
25(1)
Belief System - Spirituality
26(1)
Impact of a Lack of Educational Opportunity
27(1)
Psychosexual
27(1)
Economic Factors
28(1)
Hygiene and Aesthetic Reasons
28(1)
Sociological and Cultural Reasons
29(1)
The Initiation Process
30(1)
To Ensure Subservience
31(2)
Bibliography
33(1)
3 How FGM Affects Girls and Women
34(17)
Impact on Society
34(1)
Impact on Girls and Women
34(5)
Building a Picture
39(4)
A Note on a Change in Behaviour
43(2)
The Impact of Trauma
45(5)
What the Effects of Trauma Might Look like
45(1)
Trauma-Informed Practice
46(4)
Bibliography
50(1)
4 When We Have Concerns about a Girl's Risk of FGM
51(28)
Context of FGM
51(1)
Prevalence and Timing
51(5)
Legislation - The International Context
56(1)
National Legislation
56(1)
The Law around FGM and Certain Professionals' Duty
56(3)
When We Start to Be Worried
59(1)
Direct Disclosures
59(1)
When There Is No Direct Disclosure
59(1)
Is a Girl Imminently at Risk?
60(1)
Being Professionally Curious
60(1)
What Are You Worried About and Why?
61(1)
What Kind of Information Do You Have?
62(1)
Gathering Information to Pass onto Social/Work Professionals
62(1)
Clarity in Our Language and Understanding
63(1)
Putting Information into Context
63(1)
Information Gathering (for Social Work Professionals)
64(4)
Speaking to Families about Concerns
68(2)
Case Closure
70(2)
Appendices
72(5)
Bibliography
77(2)
5 Towards a Future Without Cutting
79(20)
What Is Happening Internationally to End FGM?
79(1)
FGM Ribbon
79(1)
Legislation
80(2)
What Is Happening Regionally to End FGM?
82(1)
Engaging Community Influencers
82(1)
Educating Cutters and Providing Alternative Income
82(1)
Working with Men and Boys
82(1)
Working with Health Care Professionals
83(1)
Alternative Rites of Passage
83(3)
What Can Individuals Do to End FGM?
86(1)
In a Professional Role
86(2)
Educate
86(1)
Raising Awareness
87(1)
Offering Advice, Support and Guidance
87(1)
Including Communities and Survivors in Conversation
88(1)
As an Individual
88(1)
Using the Arts to Raise Awareness
88(1)
Conversations and Book Clubs
89(1)
Engaging with Social Media Campaigns
89(1)
Donating and Supporting Campaigners
89(1)
As a Survivor
89(4)
Community Champions
90(3)
Appendices
93(2)
Help and Resources
95(2)
Bibliography
97(2)
Glossary 99(1)
Index 100
Caroline Lisa is the FGM lead across two London Local Authorities, a role that involves auditing, being the specialist on hand for strategy meetings in FGM cases and advising social workers in making initial safeguarding risk assessments. For several years, she has developed and delivered FGM and other safeguarding training to other professionals working with children. She is the author of the novel Song of the Crocodile, a story inspired by her time living with the Mandinka community in West Africa, which was written to raise further awareness of FGM.