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- Beyond the gaze
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- Evaluation of Sexual Assault
- Hate crime victims
- Improving LGBT mental health outcomes
- Risks of money laundering
- Sex workers in crisis
- Attrition in criminal case progression
- Covid in Cartoons
- Criminal Justice Demands
- Evaluation of RECONNECT Services for Adult Prison-Leavers
- Emerging Adults
- Enhancing the Detection and Prosecution of Prolific Serial Offenders Through Crime Linkage
- Exploring neurodiversity
- Gender Sexuality and Environmental Justice
- ISPCAN Covid Scholars Group
- Justice in Covid-19 for Sexual Abuse and Violence
- Mapping Safety
- Political Cartooning in Conflict and post conflict
- Prisons in a pandemic
- The Mental Health Assessment Project
- The World Awareness of Children in Trauma project
- Youth Peer Mentorship
- The Digital Ethics of Care Project
- R-NEET
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ISPCAN Covid Scholars Group
In April 2020, the International Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect convened an new scholars’ group, who would take collective views regarding the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on child protection services around the world. Dr Diane Levine is a founding member of this group, which now comprises over 30 researchers from 14 countries, representing all world regions.
The group continues to meet regularly to share intelligence, and to carry out international studies, including proposing new global frameworks on research, policy, and child maltreatment prevention practice, and providing new insights on the experiences doubly-marginalized children around the world.
To access further resources about improving our responses to child abuse and neglect, click on this link to ISPCAN’s Resources page.