
Nick Marsh
Safeguarding adolescents: effectively responding to child sexual abuse outside the homechevron_right
In this blog, our Practice Improvement Advisor for multi-agency working Nick Marsh considers different approaches to safeguarding young people outside the home and highlights the importance of continuing to explicitly name and address sexual abuse within the wider safeguarding agenda.

Nici Evans and Mark Vaughan
Bridging the gap between CSA theory and practice in Waleschevron_right
The CSA Centre’s new Advisors for Wales, Nici Evans and Mark Vaughan, introduce themselves and set out their vision for improving practice and increasing access to evidence around child sexual abuse in Wales.

Dr Helen Beckett
Researcher welfarechevron_right
As the CSA Centre publish an updated report on mapping current research into child sexual abuse, Dr Helen Beckett guest blogs about the importance of supporting the welfare of those researching child sexual abuse.

Kairika Karsna
What the new ONS child abuse compendium tells uschevron_right
Last week the Office of National Statistics (ONS) published a child abuse compendium. The CSA Centre has been involved in the working group developing the child sexual abuse (CSA) chapter of the compendium over the past two years. Senior Research and Evaluation Officer, Kairika Karsna, writes about what we can learn from the new report and some of the challenges it highlights.

Anna Glinski
The myth of 'absolute knowing': when is the evidence enough?chevron_right
In this blog Deputy Director for Knowledge and Practice Development, Anna Glinski, discusses the tension between the criminal and safeguarding burdens of proof and how this can impact on social work decision making where there are concerns of child sexual abuse.
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Blog posts give the views of the author, and are not necessarily those of the Centre of expertise on child sexual abuse.