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The Scale and Nature of Child Sexual Abuse: Update
More children are experiencing sexual abuse than are currently being protected, and where they live could be impacting this further – Kairika Karsna Research into how professionals identify, respond to, record and report child sexual abuse can have a major…
Learning from researching vulnerable populations
Learning from researching vulnerable populations and sensitive topics in lockdown – Dr Sophie King-Hill, Richard Barrie, Amelia Anning & Kieran McCartan Over the last 18 months we have had to radically adjust our approaches to research and data collection, with…
Julienne Zammit
Julienne Zammit is a Principal Researcher for the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse. In this blog, she explores some of the key findings of the Inquiry’s newest research report ‘Child sexual abuse in contemporary institutional contexts: an analysis of…
Treatment of people convicted for sexual offenses; old and new challenges – Wineke Smid
Treatment of people convicted for sexual offenses; old and new challenges – Wineke Smid The ultimate challenge in our work is unchanging: stopping sexual abuse. One of the principal ways to achieve this is through the adequate treatment of people…
Sibling Sexual Abuse: A knowledge and practice overview
Sibling Sexual Abuse: A knowledge and practice overview – Stuart Allardyce and Peter Yates We have known for many years that sibling sexual abuse is the most common form of sexual harm within families, with victimisation studies suggesting it may…
The Race Equality Foundation
I was shocked: it doesn’t feel like we’ve moved on from the nineties – Jabeer Butt (this blog was first published at www.csacentre.org.uk) The Race Equality Foundation is a national charity that promotes racial equality in the provision of public services…
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