Child protection / CSE

This page lists Police Knowledge Fund products related to child protection, child abuse and child sexual exploitation (CSE).

Items are listed alphabetically by lead university. Details of each collaboration can be found on the PKF contacts page.


Bedfordshire	ONLINE HUB: CSE and Policing Knowledge Hub	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Disclosure or exposure? Why young people may not seek or want your help (at first). A briefing for the police	Download me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: A Trauma-Informed Approach: Policing Responses to Child Sexual Exploitation	Download me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: A Trauma-Informed Approach: Policing Responses to Child Sexual Exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Why might some young people be reluctant to disclose CSE? What the police can do to respond	Download me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Why might some young people be reluctant to disclose CSE? What the police can do to respond	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: CSE and the Victim-Perpetrator Overlap	Download me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: CSE and the Victim-Perpetrator Overlap	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH REPORT: A strategic needs assessment: Interim report	Download me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Inspection and the policing of CSE – Learning from the Joint Targeted Area Inspections	Download me
Bedfordshire	POSTER: Marginal Gains with Young People	Download me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Marginal Gains Project	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Contextual Safeguarding, Child Sexual Exploitation and Related Vulnerabilities	Download me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: New CSE definition and guidance	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: CSE-Meeting the challenge	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: East Midlands Policing Academic Collaboration	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: The Victim’s Journey	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Frameworks and practice for addressing the perpetration of CSE	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Youth transitions: Harmful sexual behaviours and contexts of harm	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Multi-agency responses to peer on peer CSE: an interactive case study for policing	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Police responses to community vigilance	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Learning from practice- 'Co-location – the benefits and challenges for different partners'	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: 10 Key Facts about Child Sexual Exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: 10 Key Facts about Child Sexual Exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Child sexual exploitation: a social model of consent	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Child sexual exploitation: a social model of consent	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Gang associated sexual violence and exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Gang associated sexual violence and exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Peer-on- peer child sexual exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Peer-on-peer child sexual exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: The 'Experts by Experience' (EBE) project	Download me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Raising community awareness of child sexual exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Raising community awareness of child sexual exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Safeguarding teenagers from sexual exploitation and violence outside the home	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Safeguarding teenagers from sexual exploitation and violence outside the home	Find me
Bedfordshire	RESEARCH BRIEFING: What young people affected by sexual exploitation have told us about the support they want from you	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: What young people affected by sexual exploitation have told us about the support they want from you	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Parents as partners in safeguarding children from sexual exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Managing child sexual exploitation workers in multi-agency teams	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Making justice work for victims and witnesses in child exploitation cases	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Multi-dimensional safety for children in care affected by sexual exploitation	Find me
Bedfordshire	VLOG: Successful reintegration for separated children	Find me
Cambridge	THESIS: Mapping child sexual exploitation: An exploratory analysis of spatial and temporal distributions in Thames Valley Police	Find me
Cambridge	THESIS: Which children are the most vulnerable? A descriptive analysis of children exposed to domestic abuse	Find me
Keele	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Regulating risk? Techniques and technologies used to prevent child sexual exploitation	Download me
Liverpool John Moores	RESEARCH BRIEFING: Frontline officers interaction with MASH: Respective awareness and understanding of Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE)	Download me
Nottingham	EVENT INFORMATION: Child maltreatment in families and children's homes	Download me
Nottingham	EVENT INFORMATION: Abuse, violence and sexual exploitation to children in the home and in the community	Download me
Nottingham	JOURNAL ARTICLE: The challenges of identifying and classifying child sexual abuse material	Find me
Nottingham	RESEARCH REPORT: Adverse childhood experiences: Project report	Find me
Nottingham	WORKSHOP MATERIALS: Missing children: Characteristics that predict repeat missing episodes	Download me
Nottingham	JOURNAL ARTICLE: KIRAT: Law enforcement’s prioritization tool for investigating indecent image offenders	Find me
Open University	JOURNAL ARTICLE: Exploring Emotion Representation to Support Dialogue in Police Training on Child Interviewing	Find me

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