Victim/offender: beyond the child exploitation and extra-familial harm binary Thursday 4 November Overview This event explored the implications of labelling young people as either victim or offender, in relation to child exploitation and extra-familial harm. Amanda Radley (Freelance Consultant and Child Exploitation Specialist, British Transport Police) shared her thinking on the limitations of this binary. Useful resources Blurring boundaries: young people, safeguarding and the criminal justice system About the speakers Joe Caluori, Head of Research and Policy, Crest Advisory Amanda Radley, Child Exploitation SME, British Transport Police Designed for TCE’s events are aimed at strategic leaders, senior managers and individuals in all roles and agencies, drawn from both traditional and non-traditional safeguarding partners, plus participants with an interest in ideas to support systems improvement in relation to child exploitation and extra familial harm. This event is not aimed at student social workers.
November 1, 2014 Research and Evidence That Difficult Age: Developing a more effective response to risks in adolescence: Evidence Scope By Elly Hanson, Dez Holmes AdolescentsAssessing riskPreventionReconfiguration of servicesResilience
December 6, 2022 Audio Visual, Learning and Reflections, Learning Events, Research and Evidence A complex challenge: tackling child exploitation and extra-familial harm. Event recordings from 16 March 2022. By (TCE Programme Management Group) "Data & intelligence "Child ExploitationChild Sexual Exploitation (CSE)EvidenceParticipationPartnershipSafeguardingStrategySystems ChangeYoung person's voice
December 16, 2020 Briefings, Learning and Reflections, Learning Events, Risk Bridging boundaries: young people, safeguarding and the criminal justice system By Ellie Mendez-Sayer Child ExploitationSafeguardingVictim / PerpetratorYouth Justice
