After four decades, the misrepresentations of child sexual abuse in Cleveland must be understood to inform improved responses today. In the latest CSA Centre blog, Dep. Director Anna Glinski reflects on Beatrix Campbell's new book revisiting Cleveland & it's influence 1/2

If you are interested in developing your confidence in communicating with children when you have concerns of sexual abuse, take a look at this course

Our research shows that the response to child sexual abuse from official agencies, including from sexual assault referral centres (SARCs), does depend on where you live in England & Wales. Find out more with our new, easy-read infographics: 📷csacentre.org.uk/infographics/

Looking for a PhD student to work on a research project in collaboration with Lucy Faithfull Foundation - more information about how to apply: sgsss.ac.uk/studentship/th…

Appreciating the sea air and blue skies ☀️

Here in Birmingham for #NOTA2024 and looking forward to connecting with colleagues, learning lots, and sharing some of the fantastic CSA Centre resources

Another engaging year NOTA! Fantastic line-up of speakers in Birmingham, with workshops and much-needed space just for chatting with others working in the field of child sexual abuse. 1/5

🗓️25th June: Are your team confident in identifying and responding to concerns of child sexual abuse in school? Our one-day online course for education settings enables DSLs to build the knowledge and confidence to act. Book now for just £110: eventbrite.co.uk/e/identifying-…

Very much looking forward to speaking at #PIER24 and sharing some of the CSA Centre resources to support practice

Thank you for inviting CSA Centre to speak. You can find more on managing risk and trauma after online sexual offending in this freely available practice resource csacentre.org.uk/research-resou…

One at a time, and that one can make the world of a difference. 🧠🌱

🗓️18th June: Want to know more about how to support parents when concerns are raised about child sexual abuse? We're hosting a free webinar to help professionals understand the impact of child sexual abuse on parents & their children, using our free resource.

It’s vital professionals working with children know how to recognise sexual abuse and to understand, and have confidence, in their role helping children speak about it. Read our Communicating with children guide for practical advice: csacentre.org.uk/research-resou…

It's clear from emerging data that #AI is playing an increasing role in creating illegal child sexual abuse material. Yet we know from research that professionals feel less confident responding to child sexual abuse online. In a helpful new CSA Centre blog, we aim to help 1/2

Here at the Sexual Violence and Health Research Network ready to showcase the excellent work of the CSA Centre Looking forward to meeting you if you are coming along today, come and pop by the stand to say hi

Last year, the National Crime Agency (NCA) identified the increasing use of artificial intelligence in producing child sexual abuse material. To help professionals, our latest blog offers guidance and support in how to build your understanding and know how respond: csacentre.org.uk/blog/artificia… #ai

NEW: Today we release the first overview of published research on child sexual abuse of African, Asian, and Caribbean heritage children. Commissioned alongside SEEN and authored by CWASU you can read the review here 1/6 csacentre.org.uk/research-resou…

Sign up for one of our training courses 👇 We offer 18 CPD certified training sessions covering all aspects of child sexual abuse. If you’re a professional looking to build your confidence in what to do, explore our courses for your organisation today: csacentre.org.uk/courses/

Looking for ways to build your team’s knowledge and confidence in identifying and responding to child sexual abuse? ✅Explore our range of training courses tailored specifically for social workers - designed by professionals, for professionals 1/2