WEDNESDAY 4th May
KN1: The Continuum of Childhood Sexual Behaviour: Cases, Context, and (Re)Conceptualisation
Professor Simon Hackett – Durham University
KN2: Impact of Working with Other People’s Traumatic Experiences
Professor Jessica Woodhams, University of Birmingham
THURSDAY 5th May:
KN3: In there but not in there: The ways in which sibling sexual abuse challenges responses to child sexual abuse
Stuart Allardyce, Stop it Now! Scotland, and Dr. Peter Yates, Edinburgh Napier University
KN4: Hearing the voices of people with lived experience of CSA in a major independent Inquiry and developing a trauma informed approach
Claire Barker, Highly Specialist Forensic Psychologist, IICSA
FRIDAY 6th MAY:
KN5: Is it time to question the assumptions about ‘deviant’ sexual fantasy in the DSM?
Dr. Tamara Turner Moore, Leeds Beckett University and Professor Mitch Waterman, University of Leeds
KN6: Considering and responding to the new Council of Europe recommendations on people convicted of a sexual offence.
Professor Sarah Brown – Chair of NOTA
Professor Kieran McCartan – University of the West of England, Bristol
Jon Brown – Director of Strategic Partnerships, Barnardo’s
Dr Mark Famer – Strategic Lead Sexual Offending – HMPPS