It’s been a long time since I’ve written about what’s been on my mind, but I this can’t wait: What can be done about the growing number of sex offenders?
With recent high-profile cases, the world is discussing Child Sex Trafficking. Here’s what we know about how traffickers find their victims.
Despite the age of this study, published in 2014, it provides valuable insight into current issues about sexual abuse by educators.
Those of us in the field know that access to CSAM on the dark web is really only a few clicks away. Despite what many people think, it is pretty easy to access.
I have written a little about sibling incest on this blog. It is something that’s, unfortunately, rather common and not frequently researched.
This a research summary of a qualitative study that used thematic analysis to reflect the data of 17 interviewed survivors of sibling sexual abuse.
What do distinguished researchers do during COVID-19 lock downs? A huge meta-analysis of recidivism research for sexual offending from 70 years of studies.
Most people think it’s hard to find Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM, formerly Child Pornography). The sad reality is, it’s more common than you think.
I accepted an invitation to assist a team of educators teaching probation and parole officers to improve outcomes for individuals who commit sexual crimes.
During this year’s IITAP symposium, we watched the first-ever showing of Maddie Corman’s movie adaptation of her one-woman play “Accidentally Brave.”
