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How do contextual prevention strategies prevent child sexual abuse?
- Recording of the symposium (YouTube)
- Contextual prevention: Going beyond individual prevention (PDF 1.6 MB) practice resource handout
- Download the symposium presentation notes (PDF 5.6 MB)
Sentencing of Sexual Assault and Rape: The Ripple Effect
Watch Associate Professor Nadine McKillop's presentation at the recent Queensland Sentencing Advisory Council forum
Celebrating 30 years of Stop It Now! and perpetration prevention
Watch this recorded online conference (13 December 2022) 'Celebrating 30 years of Stop It Now! and perpetration prevention' which includes a presentation by SVRPU co-leaders on the 'Looking Back to Move Forward: the history of Stop It Now! to inform future directions' report.
Exploring female involvement in offline and online sexual offending: A gender and age analysis of criminal justice system interactions
Watch Dr Lara Christensen deliver a keynote at the International Safeguarding Conference, highlighting emerging patterns, prevention needs, and challenges in recognising and responding to sexual violence involving women and girls.
Understanding and responding to female-perpetrated child sexual abuse
Watch Dr Bricklyn Priebe (SVRPU Core Member) deliver an invited presentation alongside Prof Kelly Richards, presenting findings from her research examining opportunities for earlier intervention and the prevention of child sexual abuse through interviews with women convicted of child sexual abuse offences.
Building Safeguarding Capability in Community Youth Serving Organisations
Watch Associate Professor Nadine McKillop and Laura Dodds (SVRPU Core Member) deliver a presentation showcasing findings from their recent safeguarding training pilot, From Knowing to Doing: Building Safeguarding Capability in Community Youth-Serving Organisations. Developed in partnership with QCOSS, the project examines how organisations can strengthen safeguarding capability by supporting staff to move beyond awareness and confidently speak up for safety.
