‘Sexual Offending, Vulnerability and Policing’
In-person
19th Jun 2024 to 19th Jun 2024
University of Central Lancashire, Wednesday, June 19 · 9:30am – 4:30pm GMT+1
The University of Central Lancashire are delighted to announce that we are hosting a conference to explore the theme ‘sexual offending, vulnerability and policing.’ The impacts of sexual offending are vast and diverse, and it is therefore of crucial importance that current research and practices that are in place to protect the public from sexual perpetrators, and the effects of the different types of sexual offending are understood.
At this conference there is a range of presentations from , renowned academics and professionals from relevant agencies, such as, the National Crime Agency (NCA), Police forces, National Police Chiefs Council (NPCC), College of Policing and Vulnerability Knowledge & Practice Programme (VKPP) who will present research findings and current practices in the following areas:
- Management of Sexual Offenders to include active and reactive management
- Multi Agency Public Protection
- Child sexual abuse and exploitation
- The effects of families after ‘the knock’
- Investigating sexual offences, including online sexual offending
- Internet offending
- Neurodiverse individuals who sexually offend
- Rape myths and RASSO
- Impacts of sexual trauma
This is an in-person event to be held on 19th June 2024 at University of Central Lancashire and we have a limit of 100 spaces so please do not share the link without contacting the organisers