Category Archives: Research Findings
New university network: Children Challenging Sexual Violence
We are delighted to launch a new university network which supports the promotion of activities undertaken by universities around the world to challenge sexual violence against children, including curriculum development and delivery and research activities. The network, supported by Oak Foundation
New university network: Children Challenging Sexual Violence
We are delighted to launch a new university network which supports the promotion of activities undertaken by universities around the world to challenge sexual violence against children, including curriculum development and delivery and research activities. The network, supported by Oak Foundation
International evidence on involving young people in participatory research on sexual violence
Involving children and young people in participatory research on sensitive topics is a challenge for many researchers. This is particularly true when research engages children and young people beyond ‘research subjects’, for instance, as co-researchers in a collaborative study. In
International evidence on involving young people in participatory research on sexual violence
Involving children and young people in participatory research on sensitive topics is a challenge for many researchers. This is particularly true when research engages children and young people beyond ‘research subjects’, for instance, as co-researchers in a collaborative study. In
Four new evidence and policy briefings
In November we published the final evaluation report of the Alexi Project ‘Hub and Spoke’ programme of CSE service development. Funded by the Child Sexual Exploitation Funders Network, the programme was a phased expansion of specialist voluntary sector CSE services
Four new evidence and policy briefings
In November we published the final evaluation report of the Alexi Project ‘Hub and Spoke’ programme of CSE service development. Funded by the Child Sexual Exploitation Funders Network, the programme was a phased expansion of specialist voluntary sector CSE services
The Alexi Project Final Report: Effective partnerships between voluntary and statutory agencies responding to CSE
Dr Lucie Shuker highlights some key findings from the Alexi Project ‘Hub and Spoke’ evaluation report, published today – focusing on some of the learning that can be applied within voluntary/statutory partnerships. Lucie is the policy and dissemination lead within
The Alexi Project Final Report: Effective partnerships between voluntary and statutory agencies responding to CSE
Dr Lucie Shuker highlights some key findings from the Alexi Project ‘Hub and Spoke’ evaluation report, published today – focusing on some of the learning that can be applied within voluntary/statutory partnerships. Lucie is the policy and dissemination lead within
It’s the small things
Claire Cody is a Research Fellow working on the Our Voices Programme of work. In this blog she shares her reflections from working on a global report exploring recovery and reintegration. Over the last few months I have been working
It’s the small things
Claire Cody is a Research Fellow working on the Our Voices Programme of work. In this blog she shares her reflections from working on a global report exploring recovery and reintegration. Over the last few months I have been working
Three Girls – and their families: evaluating support for parents in CSE cases
This week Lucie Shuker reflects on the BBC drama ‘Three Girls’ and how it highlights some of the issues raised by a recently published evaluation of the work of Parents Against Child Sexual Exploitation (Pace) in Lancashire. Like many others, I
Three Girls – and their families: evaluating support for parents in CSE cases
This week Lucie Shuker reflects on the BBC drama ‘Three Girls’ and how it highlights some of the issues raised by a recently published evaluation of the work of Parents Against Child Sexual Exploitation (Pace) in Lancashire. Like many others, I
Research Summary Slide Pack – Edition 2.
Today we publish the second edition of our ‘Research Summary Slide Pack’, condensing headline findings from 30 pieces of work. These slides provide you with an overview of the work we have undertaken, as well as some of the key themes
Research Summary Slide Pack – Edition 2.
Today we publish the second edition of our ‘Research Summary Slide Pack’, condensing headline findings from 30 pieces of work. These slides provide you with an overview of the work we have undertaken, as well as some of the key themes
Making Noise: Children’s voices for positive change after sexual abuse
Camille Warrington writes about today’s launch of the ‘Making Noise’ report about the perspectives and views of children and young people affected by sexual abuse in the family environment. You might not think much of telling anyone, you might not
Making Noise: Children’s voices for positive change after sexual abuse
Camille Warrington writes about today’s launch of the ‘Making Noise’ report about the perspectives and views of children and young people affected by sexual abuse in the family environment. You might not think much of telling anyone, you might not
Nightwatch: CSE as everyone’s business
Last December the International Centre published an evaluation of a pilot project aimed at awareness-raising and prevention of child sexual exploitation (CSE) in the context of the night time economy. In this blog report authors Dr Kate D’Arcy and Roma
Nightwatch: CSE as everyone’s business
Last December the International Centre published an evaluation of a pilot project aimed at awareness-raising and prevention of child sexual exploitation (CSE) in the context of the night time economy. In this blog report authors Dr Kate D’Arcy and Roma
Peer-group mapping: Recent discussions with practitioners
This week Danielle Fritz writes about recent discussions with practitioners from the Contextual Safeguarding Network on the topic of peer-group mapping. The Network is currently running a Learning Project on peer-group mapping and welcomes participation from all interested practitioners. On
Peer-group mapping: Recent discussions with practitioners
This week Danielle Fritz writes about recent discussions with practitioners from the Contextual Safeguarding Network on the topic of peer-group mapping. The Network is currently running a Learning Project on peer-group mapping and welcomes participation from all interested practitioners. On
The Safer Young Lives Research Centre (SYLRC) Blog 