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2nd Annual CSARRN WORKSHOP

The network's second annual workshop will bring key researchers and thought leaders together to share their work, foster new collaborations, and develop unified solutions to better address child sexual abuse.

5-6 December 2024

Leiden University
Leiden, The Netherlands

About

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The Child Sexual Abuse Reduction Research Network was established in 2023 by a group of researchers committed to combatting child sexual abuse (CSA). The network's mission is to bring together scholars, practitioners, government agencies, and private and not-for-profit organizations from around the world to develop new and interdisciplinary approaches to addressing this pernicious crime type. Topics addressed include identifying factors associated with offending, developing forensic tools aimed at improving investigatory practices, promoting interventions orientated about reducing victimization, and exploring new ways to support victims.

 

Sponsors

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Gold sponsor

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Child Sexual Abuse Reduction Research Network

Professor Arjan Blokland – Leiden University

Professor Ethel Quayle – University of Edinburgh

Dr. Salla Huikuri - Finnish Ministry of the Interior

Associate Professor Russell Brewer - University of Adelaide
Associate Professor Bryce Westlake - San Jose State University

Associate Professor Kathryn Seigfried-Spellar - Purdue University

Assistant Professor Anneke Koning - VU University Amsterdam

Contact Information

Department of Justice Studies
San Jose State University
California

Napier Building School of Social Sciences
University of Adelaide
South Australia

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