My wonderful PhD student is conducting research on young people’s views of consensual and harmful sexting. If you are 18-22 years, you are welcome to participate in her study (see below). No information about your own behaviour will be asked, just your views!
"But what might be most troubling about virtual child sexual abuse material is it may still feature images and videos of real children being sexually abused." Read our latest @ConversationEDU article here: https://t.co/hxHcWHXBT2 @usceduau@SVRPU_Aus
Thanks #ANZATSA for inviting us to present our research at your recent Adolescent Roundtable in Brisbane. It was great to share practice reflections emerging from our @SVRPU_Aus research projects.
Great to see more Australian-based evaluation research on sexual offending treatment programs happening. Free download below if you would like to read more! @Christensen_LS@SVRPU_Aus
It is an honour for the @SVRPU_Aus team to receive the @anzsoc David Biles Correctional Research Award for our work examining the effectiveness of sexual offender rehabilitation and reintegration programs. @usceduau@USCResearchBank
It was such a pleasure receiving this award alongside my incredible and dedicated colleagues. Thank you @anzsoc for acknowledging the importance of teaching and learning through this yearly award.
Our warmest congratulations to @Christensen_LS, @nadine_mckillop Tim Prenzler, Sue Rayment-McHugh and Mary Riley!
Teaching is such an important part of our discipline and the team at @usceduau are doing fantastic things! Well done!
ANZSOC wish to acknowledge the stellar contributions of outgoing members: @tararenaemcgee, @rlwickes, @Christensen_LS, @DrCassCross, @MaryIliadis, Nicholas Gilmour, @DrEmmaColvin, @Robyn_Oxley & Ben Livings! The Society benefited immensely from your contributions and leadership!
We are pleased as punch to have published with our latest SVRPU Honours student, Isabella Damiris, on ‘Gendered judicial discourse in the sentencing of sexual offenders: A new explanatory model’ in Current Issues in Criminal Justice. https://t.co/rajyhxuw13
Our School of Law & Society at USC is currently advertising 2 x full-time, ongoing Level B positions (Criminology & Justice). Close date: 25/11/2020. More information: https://t.co/SALVRHoI51
For those interested in meta-analytical review standards: our latest piece in Child Abuse & Neglect explored the quality of meta-analyses on the effectiveness of treatment programs of child sexual abuse utilising the AMSTAR-2. @usceduau@SVRPU_Aus
https://t.co/bYiaZCVdU1
“Without strong leadership, grooming and other behaviours may go unreported, be ignored or dismissed”
- Sexual Violence Research & Prevention Unit
@ConversationEDU@usceduau@abcnews
The @SVRPU_Aus are hosting the symposium ‘Context Matters’: Understanding, Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence and Abuse | International and national speakers | tickets on sale now | 7 April 2020 | Mooloolaba Surfclub https://t.co/94wwhHZGZz
We are excited to host the upcoming symposium ‘Context Matters’: Understanding, Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence and Abuse, 7th April, 2020, on the Sunshine Coast. This event features several international and national speakers. Register here: https://t.co/oZwTuBBmYN
So proud to have our honours student, Isabella Damiris, presenting her research on ‘sentencing disparities for male and female sexual offending in Queensland: Do they exist, and what’s the impact?’ at the Applied Research in Crime and Justice conference this week! #ARCJC2020