The Child Sexual Abuse Reduction Research Network Workshop | 5 & 6 december 2024

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About the workshop
The Child Sexual Abuse Reduction Research Network (CSARRN) was established in 2023 by a group of researchers committed to combatting child sexual abuse. The CSARRN brings 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. The CSARRN seeks to combat online child sexual abuse through interdisciplinary workshops where key researchers and thought leaders come together to share their work, foster new collaborations, and develop unified solutions to better address the most pressing issues of online child sexual abuse. 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.

Program
Go to the full program of the workshop on the website of the CSARRN.

Target audience
Academic researchers, PhD/Master students, Policy makers, Law Enforcement Agencies, with an interest in combatting online child sexual abuse.

Information for journalists: Journalists are welcome to attend. There will be a moment during the workshop where journalists can talk one-on-one with the presenters.

Location
Leiden University
Academiegebouw
Rapenburg 67-73, 2311GJ LEIDEN

Remote attendance      
Unfortunately, remote attendance is not available for this workshop.

Price
€375,- (excl. VAT)
including lunches and materials.

Optional:
On the first day of the workshop a dinner is organized at the Academy Building of Leiden University. The fee for the optional dinner is € 70,-

Registration and more information
Registration is required. You can find information for registration and more on the website of Leiden Law Academy, Leiden University.