SRIP can’t wait to present our findings at the SRIP conference in Dresden !

🚀 Excited to participate in #ISPCANSweden2024 congress! 🎉 Looking forward to engaging discussions, inspiring speakers, and connecting with fellow participants. #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse ISPCAN #ISPCAN

Guidelines for antiracist research from University of Minnesota : #ISPCAN #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse #ISPCANSweden2024

Is QuantCrit the future of research? #ISPCAN #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse #ISPCANSweden2024

Interesting project tackling major challenges in #childmaltreatment research led by Prof John Fluke and Emmaline Houston. Looking forward to the insights and impact this will bring! #ISPCANSweden2024 #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse

Impressed by Prof. Shanaaz Mathews' work on child deaths in South Africa. From 2009 to 2017, child murders due to abuse and neglect substantially decreased. Violence against women is linked to violence against children; prevention programs must integrate this. #ISPCANSweden2024

Let's start the second day of #ISPCANSweden2024 with an inspirational welcome of Prof Pragathi Tummala followed by an adorable youth choral singing powerful songs. #Riseuptoendchildabuse

🔍Research in minority: does it increase stigmatization or reveal hidden truths? 📷 To truly understand and address child maltreatment in these groups, we need comprehensive data. A heartfelt thank to Aili Keskitalo for shedding light on the Sámi population example. #ISPCANSweden2024

The call to hear the voices of children and adolescents has been heard. Once again, a great talk of Prof. Philip Jaffé (Philip D. Jaffé) at #ISPCANSweden2024. #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse

Dr Luc Goethals shared methodological insights on how platforms like YouTube can help study and prevent abusive head trauma. Exciting future research ahead! #ISPCANSweden2024 #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse

Prof. Joe Ryan studied prenatal cannabis exposure and its link to child maltreatment risk. In the US, newborns exposed to THC weren't more likely to face maltreatment. Results also suggested racially biased testing practices that must end! #ISPCANSweden2024 #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse

Why is it crucial for researchers to take into account their wellbeing when studying trauma? Thank you, Dr. Dr Helen Beckett, for sharing insightful practical steps. Acknowledging our humanity and emotions makes a significant difference! #ISPCANSweden2024

Great summary of the impact of childhood trauma from Anette Biergersson's talk ! Very useful insights for understanding its short-to-long-term effects. #ISPCANSweden2024 #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse

Dr Ashley Stewart-Tufescu (Dr. Ashley Stewart-Tufescu, PhD, RSW) presented recent findings linked to promising Positive Discipline in Everyday Parenting (PDEP) program. Excited for future studies on child outcomes that (hopefully) show a positive impact on development! #ISPCANSweden2024 #parenting

The day at ISPCAN congress with Prof. Shanaaz Mathews emphasizing the urgent need to prioritize violence against children—linked to violence against women—in the Global South. It's everyone's business! #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse What Works #ISPCANSweden2024

Prof. Eamon McCrory summarized over 15 years of research on childhood trauma, its impact on the brain, and the social world surrounding affected children. His insights shed light on the complex interplay between child maltreament and mental health outcomes. #ISPCANSweden2024

The talk on IPV and maternal/infant outcomes by Dr Nataly Woollett reinforced my belief that #birthtrauma research should better integrate violence against women & children (& vice versa) to understand fully the intergenerational transmission of stress & trauma #ISPCANSweden2024

Dennis Oberleiter showed that up to 76% of deaf or hard-of-hearing adolescents are exposed to digital sexual violence (versus 40% of controls)! Thank you for addressing this urgent and relevant issue affecting a minority population. #ISPCANSweden2024 #RiseUpToEndChildAbuse