Viewing Sexual Violence Prevention from a…
Viewing Sexual Violence Prevention from a Culturally Informed Perspective In this free…
New Study on Preventing Child Sexual Abuse in Youth Sports
Applying a systems thinking lens to child sexual abuse in sport: an analysis of investigative report findings and recommendations
This study examines investigative reports on child sexual abuse (CSA) across five Australian sports—swimming, cricket, gymnastics, football, and tennis—to assess how extensively a systems thinking approach was used to explore the wider systemic factors that contribute to CSA in sport. Results of the study show that a systems thinking approach was adopted to attempt to understand the causes of CSA. It recommends that further research is conducted to develop more effective prevention programs.
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