BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//https://www.iandrc.co.uk///NONSGML kigkonsult.se iCalcreator 2.10.15// METHOD:PUBLISH BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0854TiHrsO@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Are you a PhD student / researcher currently on a programme of policing\, Psychology or Forensic Psychology\, Criminology or similar subj ect. This is an open event for you to present your cutting-edge research i n your chosen field and take part in some Q and A from the audience. This is a relaxed environment to give you practice at presenting and answering questions\, and an opportunity for others to learn about your work. We wou ld expect academics and practitioners to be in the audience.\nThe session will be managed by us\, and all necessary administration will be completed by us. All you have to do is turn up and present!\nAn abstract of your re search to be emailed to us (see below) no later than Wednesday 15th April 2026. For those who wish to attend and be part of the audience then please register by Wednesday 13th May 2026. \nlaura@iandrc.co.ukkeith@iandrc.co. uk\nAll students who are successful will be notified and will receive a Zo om link no later than Wednesday 22nd April. https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index .php/events/event/11-research-discovery-session DTSTART:20260514T173000Z DTEND:20260514T183000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Research Discovery Session URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/11-research-discovery-s ession END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0861OglPpz@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for this unique two-part workshop delivered by Dr Laura Dominique and Mr Keith Harbottle that focuses on vulnerability\, assessme nt of interviewee communication needs and the subsequent impact of vulnera bilities on communication in the investigative interview. \nWorkshop 1 (Vu lnerability and Assessment of Communication Needs\; 2 hours) will focus in itially on the concept of vulnerability\, how its recognised and identifie d in the criminal justice system in England and Wales before moving onto h ow an intermediary assessment of communication needs may be conducted with a vulnerable interviewee. Drawing on Dr Laura Dominique’s Registered Inte rmediary experience\, reference to specific areas of communication that ar e important for an investigative interview\, will all be explored. \nWorks hop 2 (Impact of Vulnerability on Communication\; 2 hours) draws upon work shop 1 and explores the impact of vulnerabilities on communication needs i n the investigative interview\, and what strategies could be employed to e nsure that best evidence is always elicited. Real life case examples will be discussed that challenge what best practice investigative interviewing may look like with an onus on trauma informed practices. \nThese workshops will be useful for any criminal justice professional\, or anyone involved in investigative interviewing that is interested in learning more about t he impact of vulnerability on communication needs in the investigative int erview and ensuring best practice when interviewing a vulnerable individua l. On completion you will receive a personalised certificate of attendance .\nWorkshops can be attended as stand-alone events or individuals can book onto both.\nEach workshop is £75 each. \nIf you’re a student or an organi sation wishing to book more than five places\, then please email keith@ian drc.co.uk to obtain 20% discount. https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/event s/event/12-vulnerability-interviewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communicatio n-in-investigative-interviewing DTSTART:20260527T173000Z DTEND:20260527T193000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Vulnerability\, Interviewee Assessment and Impact on Communication in Investigative Interviewing URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/12-vulnerability-interv iewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communication-in-investigative-interviewing END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0869wlcumJ@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for this unique two-part workshop delivered by Dr Laura Dominique and Mr Keith Harbottle that focuses on vulnerability\, assessme nt of interviewee communication needs and the subsequent impact of vulnera bilities on communication in the investigative interview. \nWorkshop 1 (Vu lnerability and Assessment of Communication Needs\; 2 hours) will focus in itially on the concept of vulnerability\, how its recognised and identifie d in the criminal justice system in England and Wales before moving onto h ow an intermediary assessment of communication needs may be conducted with a vulnerable interviewee. Drawing on Dr Laura Dominique’s Registered Inte rmediary experience\, reference to specific areas of communication that ar e important for an investigative interview\, will all be explored. \nWorks hop 2 (Impact of Vulnerability on Communication\; 2 hours) draws upon work shop 1 and explores the impact of vulnerabilities on communication needs i n the investigative interview\, and what strategies could be employed to e nsure that best evidence is always elicited. Real life case examples will be discussed that challenge what best practice investigative interviewing may look like with an onus on trauma informed practices. \nThese workshops will be useful for any criminal justice professional\, or anyone involved in investigative interviewing that is interested in learning more about t he impact of vulnerability on communication needs in the investigative int erview and ensuring best practice when interviewing a vulnerable individua l. On completion you will receive a personalised certificate of attendance .\nWorkshops can be attended as stand-alone events or individuals can book onto both.\nEach workshop is £75 each. \nIf you’re a student or an organi sation wishing to book more than five places\, then please email keith@ian drc.co.uk to obtain 20% discount. https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/event s/event/13-vulnerability-interviewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communicatio n-in-investigative-interviewing DTSTART:20260528T173000Z DTEND:20260528T193000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Vulnerability\, Interviewee Assessment and Impact on Communication in Investigative Interviewing URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/13-vulnerability-interv iewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communication-in-investigative-interviewing END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0874xdf14o@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Are you a PhD student / researcher currently on a programme of policing\, Psychology or Forensic Psychology\, Criminology or similar subj ect. This is an open event for you to present your cutting-edge research i n your chosen field and take part in some Q and A from the audience. This is a relaxed environment to give you practice at presenting and answering questions\, and an opportunity for others to learn about your work. We wou ld expect academics and practitioners to be in the audience.\nThe session will be managed by us\, and all necessary administration will be completed by us. All you have to do is turn up and present!\nAn abstract of your re search to be emailed to us (see below) no later than Wednesday 13th May 20 26. For those who wish to attend and be part of the audience then please r egister by Tuesday 10th June 2026. \nlaura@iandrc.co.uk\nkeith@iandrc.co.u k\nAll students who are successful will be notified and will receive a Zoo m link no later than Wednesday 20th May 2026. https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ind ex.php/events/event/14-research-discovery-session DTSTART:20260611T173000Z DTEND:20260611T183000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Research Discovery Session URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/14-research-discovery-s ession END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0877ZXKxWW@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Are you in a safeguarding role? Are you an investigator of safe guarding concerns within sport\, education\, clubs\, health\, family or ch urch organisations? Then join us for this unique and essential three-hour workshop on the nuts and bolts of investigating safeguarding concerns effe ctively to protect a child or vulnerable adult from further harm or potent ial harm.\nOur workshop delivered by Mr Keith Harbottle and DR Laura Domin ique will examine your personal perceptions of safeguarding issues before taking you through a step-by-step process of:\n\nActing on information whe n a concern arises\nQuestioning skills with children or vulnerable adults \nLegislation\nInvestigative Skills \nPositions of Trust\nLADO referrals\n \nThis is a packed workshop with opportunity for engagement throughout and will provide you with the essential skills of safeguarding which are ofte n missed by more generic tick box courses. It is available to organisation s and individuals whether you are a practitioner or a student in these are as. If you work in an arena where you have regular or minimal contact with children or vulnerable adults in any capacity\, then this course is a mus t for you. \nThe three-hour workshop will be presented via a real-life cas e study\, and all participants will receive a personalised certificate on completion. It is essential for safeguarding officers\, DSL’s\, LADO’s\, s ocial workers\, police\, consultants and the legal profession. \nBook your place now for only £55.\nIf you’re a student or an organisation wishing t o book more than five places\, then please email keith@iandrc.co.uk to obt ain 20% discount.\nGet your safeguarding right\, first time and every time ! https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/15-an-investigative-safe guarding-workshop-your-perceptions-and-actions DTSTART:20260709T100000Z DTEND:20260709T130000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:An Investigative Safeguarding Workshop: Your Perceptions and Action s URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/15-an-investigative-saf eguarding-workshop-your-perceptions-and-actions END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-088143hb7B@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Are you a PhD student / researcher currently on a programme of policing\, Psychology or Forensic Psychology\, Criminology or similar subj ect. This is an open event for you to present your cutting-edge research i n your chosen field and take part in some Q and A from the audience. This is a relaxed environment to give you practice at presenting and answering questions\, and an opportunity for others to learn about your work. We wou ld expect academics and practitioners to be in the audience.\nThe session will be managed by us\, and all necessary administration will be completed by us. All you have to do is turn up and present!\nAn abstract of your re search to be emailed to us (see below) no later than Wednesday 22nd July 2 026. For those who wish to attend and be part of the audience then please register by Wednesday 19th August 2026. \nlaura@iandrc.co.uk\nkeith@iandrc .co.uk\nAll students who are successful will be notified and will receive a Zoom link no later than Wednesday 29th July 2026. https://www.iandrc.co. uk/index.php/events/event/16-research-discovery-session DTSTART:20260820T173000Z DTEND:20260820T183000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Research Discovery Session URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/16-research-discovery-s ession END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0883BvesuL@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:\nAfter the success of this event in December 2025 there is ano ther chance to join us for a two-hour webinar delivered by Dr Laura Domini que and Mr Keith Harbottle that explores how we have moved from interrogat ion to investigative interviewing. We will focus on famous miscarriages of justice and the impact of interrogation methods and tactics that were com monplace at the time. We will then move onto how the world of policing and psychology responded to this\, including the Fisher Inquiry in England an d Wales and the development of the PEACE model of investigative interviewi ng. The webinar will provide a brief overview of the recently developed Me ndez Principles\; a set of international standards that promotes science-b ased interviewing over interrogation methods. A short Q&\;A session wil l conclude the webinar. \nThis webinar will be useful for anyone who wishe s to learn more about evidence-based investigative interviewing and is sui table for students\, academics and practitioners alike.\nBook your place n ow for only £25.\nIf you’re a student or an organisation wishing to book m ore than five places\, then please email keith@iandrc.co.uk to obtain 20% discount.\n  https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/17-from-inter rogation-to-investigative-interviewing DTSTART:20260903T173000Z DTEND:20260903T193000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:From Interrogation to Investigative Interviewing URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/17-from-interrogation-t o-investigative-interviewing END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0886hfxzsh@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for this unique two-part workshop delivered by Dr Laura Dominique and Mr Keith Harbottle that focuses on vulnerability\, assessme nt of interviewee communication needs and the subsequent impact of vulnera bilities on communication in the investigative interview. \nWorkshop 1 (Vu lnerability and Assessment of Communication Needs\; 2 hours) will focus in itially on the concept of vulnerability\, how its recognised and identifie d in the criminal justice system in England and Wales before moving onto h ow an intermediary assessment of communication needs may be conducted with a vulnerable interviewee. Drawing on Dr Laura Dominique’s Registered Inte rmediary experience\, reference to specific areas of communication that ar e important for an investigative interview\, will all be explored. \nWorks hop 2 (Impact of Vulnerability on Communication\; 2 hours) draws upon work shop 1 and explores the impact of vulnerabilities on communication needs i n the investigative interview\, and what strategies could be employed to e nsure that best evidence is always elicited. Real life case examples will be discussed that challenge what best practice investigative interviewing may look like with an onus on trauma informed practices. \nThese workshops will be useful for any criminal justice professional\, or anyone involved in investigative interviewing that is interested in learning more about t he impact of vulnerability on communication needs in the investigative int erview and ensuring best practice when interviewing a vulnerable individua l. On completion you will receive a personalised certificate of attendance .\nWorkshops can be attended as stand-alone events or individuals can book onto both.\nEach workshop is £75 each. \nIf you’re a student or an organi sation wishing to book more than five places\, then please email keith@ian drc.co.uk to obtain 20% discount. https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/event s/event/18-vulnerability-interviewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communicatio n-in-investigative-interviewing DTSTART:20261014T173000Z DTEND:20261014T193000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Vulnerability\, Interviewee Assessment and Impact on Communication in Investigative Interviewing URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/18-vulnerability-interv iewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communication-in-investigative-interviewing END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0890kDUPOZ@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for this unique two-part workshop delivered by Dr Laura Dominique and Mr Keith Harbottle that focuses on vulnerability\, assessme nt of interviewee communication needs and the subsequent impact of vulnera bilities on communication in the investigative interview. \nWorkshop 1 (Vu lnerability and Assessment of Communication Needs\; 2 hours) will focus in itially on the concept of vulnerability\, how its recognised and identifie d in the criminal justice system in England and Wales before moving onto h ow an intermediary assessment of communication needs may be conducted with a vulnerable interviewee. Drawing on Dr Laura Dominique’s Registered Inte rmediary experience\, reference to specific areas of communication that ar e important for an investigative interview\, will all be explored. \nWorks hop 2 (Impact of Vulnerability on Communication\; 2 hours) draws upon work shop 1 and explores the impact of vulnerabilities on communication needs i n the investigative interview\, and what strategies could be employed to e nsure that best evidence is always elicited. Real life case examples will be discussed that challenge what best practice investigative interviewing may look like with an onus on trauma informed practices. \nThese workshops will be useful for any criminal justice professional\, or anyone involved in investigative interviewing that is interested in learning more about t he impact of vulnerability on communication needs in the investigative int erview and ensuring best practice when interviewing a vulnerable individua l. On completion you will receive a personalised certificate of attendance .\nWorkshops can be attended as stand-alone events or individuals can book onto both.\nEach workshop is £75 each. \nIf you’re a student or an organi sation wishing to book more than five places\, then please email keith@ian drc.co.uk to obtain 20% discount. https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/event s/event/19-vulnerability-interviewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communicatio n-in-investigative-interviewing DTSTART:20261015T173000Z DTEND:20261015T193000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:Vulnerability\, Interviewee Assessment and Impact on Communication in Investigative Interviewing URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/19-vulnerability-interv iewee-assessment-and-impact-on-communication-in-investigative-interviewing END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20260414T122846CEST-0895E5vlOJ@https://www.iandrc.co.uk/ DTSTAMP:20260414T102846Z DESCRIPTION:Are you in a safeguarding role? Are you an investigator of safe guarding concerns within sport\, education\, clubs\, health\, family or ch urch organisations? Then join us for this unique and essential three-hour workshop on the nuts and bolts of investigating safeguarding concerns effe ctively to protect a child or vulnerable adult from further harm or potent ial harm.\nOur workshop delivered by Mr Keith Harbottle and DR Laura Domin ique will examine your personal perceptions of safeguarding issues before taking you through a step-by-step process of:\n\nActing on information whe n a concern arises\nQuestioning skills with children or vulnerable adults \nLegislation\nInvestigative Skills \nPositions of Trust\nLADO referrals\n \nThis is a packed workshop with opportunity for engagement throughout and will provide you with the essential skills of safeguarding which are ofte n missed by more generic tick box courses. It is available to organisation s and individuals whether you are a practitioner or a student in these are as. If you work in an arena where you have regular or minimal contact with children or vulnerable adults in any capacity\, then this course is a mus t for you. \nThe three-hour workshop will be presented via a real-life cas e study\, and all participants will receive a personalised certificate on completion. It is essential for safeguarding officers\, DSL’s\, LADO’s\, s ocial workers\, police\, consultants and the legal profession. \nBook your place now for only £55.\nIf you’re a student or an organisation wishing t o book more than five places\, then please email keith@iandrc.co.uk to obt ain 20% discount.\nGet your safeguarding right\, first time and every time ! https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/20-an-investigative-safe guarding-workshop-your-perceptions-and-actions DTSTART:20261112T100000Z DTEND:20261112T130000Z LOCATION:Webinar () SUMMARY:An Investigative Safeguarding Workshop: Your Perceptions and Action s URL:https://www.iandrc.co.uk/index.php/events/event/20-an-investigative-saf eguarding-workshop-your-perceptions-and-actions END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR