Sharing Best Practice and Multi-Sector Collaboration to Mitigate Harms and Provide Support for Families of Individuals being Investigated for Online CSA Offences

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• Activities

• “You are literally living your worst nightmare”: Exploring the impact of online CSAE on family and friends of CSAE offenders”

  Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk

• Press/Media

• Research and new charity helping families cope with trauma of ‘the knock’

  Press/Media: Research

• Sky News TV Exposure - Sarah-Jane Mee Show

  Press/Media: Research

• Research and new charity helping families cope with trauma of ‘the knock’

  Press/Media: Research

• Call for families of sex offenders to be legally defined as victims

  Press/Media: Research

• Research and new charity helping families cope with trauma of 'the knock'

  Press/Media: Research

• What happens to the families of sex offenders?

  Press/Media: Research

• Hidden victims: What happens to the children of sex offenders?

  Press/Media: Research

• Sky News: Should there be more help for the families of online child sex offenders?

  Press/Media: Research

• BBC Radio 5 with Naga Munchetty - ‘The knock’ – a survivor’s cry for help

  Press/Media: Research

• 'The knock' that leaves unsuspecting families traumatised and broken - and how a Leeds charity is helping

  Press/Media: Research

• The knock: the families torn apart by an arrest over child abuse images

  Press/Media: Research

• The forgotten victims of online child abuse

  Press/Media: Research

• The knock: the families torn apart by an arrest over child abuse images

  Press/Media: Expert Comment

• Coping with trauma of ‘the knock’

  Press/Media: Research

• Sky News: The UK Tonight with Sarah-Jane Mee: The families of sex offenders in desperate need of help

  Press/Media: Research

• Research output

• “Grieving someone who's still alive, that's hard”: The experiences of non-offending partners of individuals who have sexually offended - an IPA study

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

• “We’re not allowed to have experienced trauma. We’re not allowed to go through the grieving process” - Exploring the indirect harms associated with Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) offending and its impacts on non-offending family members

  Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review

• Impacts

• Support for Offenders’ Families

  Impact: Public policy impacts