IPPPRI26: a reflection
Prof Sam Lundrigan and Simon Bailey, Director and Chair of IPPPRI respectively, share their thoughts on this year's conference, IPPPRI26: Tackling online harms: prioritising prevention.
Latest news
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18 June 2026
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10 June 2026 
Child sexual abuse ‘as serious online as in person’
New report presented at conference involves survey of nearly 25,000 survivors
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9 June 2026 
New tool launched to help online abuse victims
Announcement comes as Government launches major move to safeguard children
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14 May 2026 
Illegal children’s homes increase exploitation risk
New report highlights issues linked to placements in unregistered children’s homes
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24 March 2026 
Reflecting on ARU’s first researcher wellbeing event: why it matters and where we go next
Researcher Wellbeing Research Assistant Dr Abbie Lake reflects on an inaugural event bringing together researchers who work with sensitive or emotionally challenging material.
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10 February 2026 Safer Internet Day 2026: Let's keep AI safety on the agenda
As part of Safer Internet Day 2026, IPPPRI Director Prof Sam Lundrigan discusses the institute's recent research on the topic of AI-generated child sexual abuse material, and shares her advice on talking to young people about internet safety.
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22 December 2025 
2025 in review: an incredible year for IPPPRI
IPPPRI Director Prof Sam Lundrigan reflects on the institute's considerable achievements over the past 12 months.
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15 December 2025 IPPPRI and partners establish ECHO Survivor Hub
New project aims to give victims and survivors of child sexual abuse material a voice, a way to secure justice, and support their recovery.
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14 August 2025 IPPPRI host webinar on addressing safeguarding issues in Homes for Ukraine scheme
On 21 July, members of ARU's International Policing and Public Protection Institute hosted a webinar, 'Experiences of Professionals Addressing Safeguarding Issues in Housing for Ukrainian Refugees'. You can now watch it online.
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31 July 2025 
Extremists use gaming platforms to recruit - study
New research reveals how harmful content is evading detection on popular sites