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Safeguarding and supporting young people exposed to sexual harm

Here you can find the agenda and all the speaker presentations and other materials from the conference

Agenda
Times	What's	Presentations
9.30	Registration and Tea/Coffee
10.00	Welcome
10.10	Opening Address Young person from the SAFE! service
10.20	The national focus on protecting children from sexual abuse Graham Ritchie, Head of Police at the Office of the Children's Commissioner	Presentation
10.40	Knowing when and how to invite a disclosure of child sexual abuse and responding appropriately Dr Nadia Wager, Reader in Forensic Psychology at University of Huddersfield	Presentation
11.00	Question and Answer Panel Graham Ritchie and Nadia Wager
11.15	Tea/Coffee Break
11.45	Breakout sessions
	'...but I am not a trauma therapist...' Pete Wallis, Chair of Trustees, SAFE! Practical guidance and brand-new resources based on protective behaviours and restorative approaches to help any adult feel confident in supporting a young person in their care who has been sexually abused.	Information sheet
	What is sexting, the law and how to respond: Consulting young people to inform practice Jo Brown, Anti-Bullying Coordinator, Oxfordshire County Council April McCoig, Problem Solving Advisor, Thames Valley Police Rosie Boyes, Youth Opportunities Officer, Oxfordshire County Council Consultation - Full Report and Exec Summary Sexting in Schools and Colleges - UKCCIS 2016 Sexting case study Sexting - Advice So you got naked online CEOP Romeo and Juliet Video	Presentation
	Understanding children's responses to trauma following sexual abuse Dr Carmen Chan and the Horizon Team - Oxfordshire CAMHS	Presentation
	The Parent's perspective Janice Nicholls, SAFE! in collaboration with parents of young people	Presentation
12.45	Lunch and Networking
13.45	Breakout sessions (repeated as above)
14.55	Breck's story and how we can work together to improve awareness Lorin LaFave from The Breck Foundation
15.15	Tea/Coffee Break
15.30	Introducing new online resources designed with and for young people Tim Parkhouse, SAFE!	Presentation
15.50	Question and Answer Panel SAFE! and Lorin LaFave
16.05	Closing Address Anthony Stansfeld, Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley