April 1, 2018 Research and Evidence Supporting black and minority ethnic children and young people experiencing child sexual exploitation guidance for professionals BriefingsBy Victim Support, National Police Chief’s Council Download Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) can and does affect children and young people from all backgrounds irrespective of their race, gender, sexuality, disability, faith or religious beliefs. Despite the universality of CSE in all communities this form of abuse continues to go under reported and unidentified amongst Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) groups. This document will explore reasons why children and young people from BME communities may go undetected by professionals, the additional barriers they may face in reporting abuse and will present practical tips to improve identification, reporting and protection.
January 8, 2022 Learning and Reflections, Minoritised voices & expertise by experience, Programme Blogs Delivery Team Reflection – Part 1 – Children and Young People’s Voice thematic project By Isabelle Brodie Organisational CultureParticipationStrategyYoung person's voice
July 1, 2019 Research and Evidence Interim Guidance for Independent Child Trafficking Guardians – Early Adopter Sites By Home Office PracticeTrafficking
September 9, 2020 Learning and Reflections, Minoritised voices & expertise by experience, Programme Blogs, Programme Themes The hyper-visible and invisible children By Jahnine Davis, Nick Marsh Child ExploitationEquality Diversity & InclusionRace / ethnicity
January 1, 2015 Research and Evidence Short Films for Practice – CSE Research: “Child sexual exploitation: a social model of consent” By Jenny Pearce Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)Consent