Resources

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08/04/2024

In Conversation
Exploring the experience of child sexual abuse for and with people with disability

Snapshot

Snapshot

19/03/2024

In Conversation
Courage and responding to disclosures of sexual abuse from children and young people

Practice Tool

Practice Tool

18/03/2024

Strengthening General Practitioner responses to sexual violence in primary health care

Practice Tool

Practice Tool

18/03/2024

Strengthening General Practitioner responses to child sexual abuse in primary health care

Video

Video

18/03/2024

Working with victims and survivors of Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence

Webinar

Webinar

14/03/2024

In Conversation
Understanding and responding to disclosures of child sexual abuse from children and young people.

Snapshot

Snapshot

20/12/2023

In Conversation
Understanding harmful sexual behaviours

Webinar

Webinar

03/12/2023

In Conversation
Introduction to harmful sexual behaviours

Practice Tool

Practice Tool

30/11/2023

Designing for change
Top tips for creating human-centred design

Snapshot

Snapshot

23/11/2023

In Conversation
Protecting children and young people from online sexual abuse

Webinar

Webinar

24/10/2023

In Conversation
Online child sexual abuse: complexities, impacts and how to assist victims and survivors

Snapshot

Snapshot

18/10/2023

In Conversation
Commissioning research differently – what did we learn?

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The National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse (National Centre) respectfully acknowledges and celebrates the many Traditional Owners of the lands throughout Australia and pay our respects to ancestors of this country and Elders past and present. We recognise that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, culture and lore have existed within Australia continuously for over 65,000 years.

We acknowledge the ongoing leadership of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities across Australia and those who have and continue to work tirelessly to address inequalities and improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander justice outcomes for children and young people. The National Centre is committed to ensuring that the voices of those whose lives are affected by the decisions governments make should fundamentally inform those decisions. First Nations voices must be heard, raised and amplified through a Voice to Parliament. It is time for genuine and significant reform to progress healing through the Uluru Statement from the Heart.

We seek to honour the lived and living expertise of all victims and survivors of child sexual abuse, harnessing all ages, cultures, abilities and backgrounds, and commit to substantially addressing the harm of child sexual abuse, now and well into the future. We recognise that there are children and young people today who are experiencing sexual abuse and dedicate ourselves to doing all we can to promote their effective protection and care.

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Webinar

In Conversation Exploring the experience of child sexual abuse for and with people with disability

Snapshot

In Conversation Courage and responding to disclosures of sexual abuse from children and young people

Practice Tool

Strengthening General Practitioner responses to sexual violence in primary health care

Practice Tool

Strengthening General Practitioner responses to child sexual abuse in primary health care

Video

Working with victims and survivors of Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence

Webinar

In Conversation Understanding and responding to disclosures of child sexual abuse from children and young people.

Snapshot

In ConversationUnderstanding harmful sexual behaviours

Webinar

In ConversationIntroduction to harmful sexual behaviours

Practice Tool

Designing for changeTop tips for creating human-centred design

Snapshot

In ConversationProtecting children and young people from online sexual abuse

Webinar

In Conversation Online child sexual abuse: complexities, impacts and how to assist victims and survivors

Snapshot

In Conversation Commissioning research differently – what did we learn?

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Understanding child sexual abuse

Preventing repeat child exploitation material offending: An international evaluation of the CEM-COPE Program

Conceptualising and Estimating the Costs of Child Sexual Exploitation (Phase One of Australian Study into Economic Costs of Child Sexual Exploitation)

An environmental scan of Child Sexual Abuse related workforce training offerings in Australia

Enhancing the capability of Australia’s Primary Health Workforce to respond to child sexual abuse

CHANGE – curtailing harm and navigating growth: evidence for change pathways of young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour

Amplifying the voices of victim-survivors: Advancing the harmful sexual behaviour evidence base – the Ava project

Reshaping the Conversation: Development of a shared language and preferred definitions guide endorsed by victims and survivors of child sexual abuse

Building a knowledge frame for responding to the needs of children and young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour

Children and Young People’s Safety Project

Child safe practices using contextual safeguarding strategies

The more I talk, the stronger I get: unlocking our past to free our future

Delivering trauma-informed support for child sexual abuse victims in Victoria: mapping the knowledge gaps and training needs of the specialist sectors

Online child sexual victimisation and associated mental health outcomes

Differentiating adverse childhood experience profiles of male youths who exhibit harmful sexual behaviours

Response to child sexual abuse

Preventing repeat child exploitation material offending: An international evaluation of the CEM-COPE Program

Evaluation of the Multi-Agency Investigation & Support Team

Conceptualising and Estimating the Costs of Child Sexual Exploitation (Phase One of Australian Study into Economic Costs of Child Sexual Exploitation)

Effect of multi-agency deliberation on perceptions of risk in responses to child abuse and neglect

The Australian child sexual abuse attitudes, knowledge and response study

CHANGE – curtailing harm and navigating growth: evidence for change pathways of young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour

Improving legal, policy and practice responses to the intersection of domestic violence perpetration and child sexual abuse offending

Into the war zone: disclosure and disbelief in the Family Court

Understanding the experiences of child sexual abuse disclosure in Australia in the wake of the Royal Commission

Building trauma-responsive sexual health and relationship education

Learning from victims and survivors about what helps disclosure and responses to child sexual abuse

Amplifying the voices of victim-survivors: Advancing the harmful sexual behaviour evidence base – the Ava project

The dignity by design project: survivor-led system redesign

Evaluating a harmful sexual behaviour education program in a residential care setting

Community as experts: investigating the context, needs and help-seeking pathways for child sexual abuse survivors and their supporters in the NSW Bega Valley

Developing and implementing a framework for abuse prevention through culture change and organisational development

Reshaping the Conversation: Development of a shared language and preferred definitions guide endorsed by victims and survivors of child sexual abuse

Building a knowledge frame for responding to the needs of children and young people who have engaged in harmful sexual behaviour

Australian Child Maltreatment Study

Children and Young People’s Safety Project

Child safe practices using contextual safeguarding strategies

Enhancing the capacity of rural and regional respectful relationship educators

Strengthening relationships and connections for young people in therapeutic residential care

The safeguarding capability of adults in Catholic Church ministries: a global perspective

Creating safer futures: raising public awareness of child sexual abuse among young adults through digital storytelling

Survivor perspectives on institutional use of child sexual abuse material

The more I talk, the stronger I get: unlocking our past to free our future

Delivering trauma-informed support for child sexual abuse victims in Victoria: mapping the knowledge gaps and training needs of the specialist sectors

Online child sexual victimisation and associated mental health outcomes

Differentiating adverse childhood experience profiles of male youths who exhibit harmful sexual behaviours

Needs of victims and survivors

Evaluation of the Multi-Agency Investigation & Support Team

The Australian child sexual abuse attitudes, knowledge and response study

An environmental scan of Child Sexual Abuse related workforce training offerings in Australia

Enhancing the capability of Australia’s Primary Health Workforce to respond to child sexual abuse

Improving legal, policy and practice responses to the intersection of domestic violence perpetration and child sexual abuse offending

Into the war zone: disclosure and disbelief in the Family Court

Understanding the experiences of child sexual abuse disclosure in Australia in the wake of the Royal Commission

In Conversation
Exploring the experience of child sexual abuse for and with people with disability

In Conversation
Courage and responding to disclosures of sexual abuse from children and young people

In Conversation
Understanding and responding to disclosures of child sexual abuse from children and young people.

In Conversation
Understanding harmful sexual behaviours

In Conversation
Introduction to harmful sexual behaviours

Designing for change
Top tips for creating human-centred design

In Conversation
Protecting children and young people from online sexual abuse

In Conversation
Online child sexual abuse: complexities, impacts and how to assist victims and survivors

In Conversation
Commissioning research differently – what did we learn?

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