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
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15 July 2025 Talk about awkward
Postdoctoral Researcher Sarah Colley explains how IPPPRI-led research informed one of the UK’s most effective campaigns on internet safety.
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11 June 2025 
IPPPRI joins with partners to transform the global response for victim/survivors of online child sexual abuse
ARU's International Policing and Public Protection Research Institute (IPPPRI) has joined with a consortium of partners to develop the Artemis Survivor Hub (ASH) – a revolutionary, victim-focused response to online child sexual exploitation.
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19 May 2025 
Minister ‘seeks to cause alarm’ over online abuse
Jess Phillips says systems must improve to tackle increase in child sexual offences
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19 May 2025
UK child sexual abuse survivors lack support - report
New research featuring 643 victims presented at Anglia Ruskin University conference
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14 April 2025 
What parents need to know about online misogyny
VIEWPOINT: ARU researcher’s guide to talking to children about the manosphere
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28 March 2025 
AI-generated child abuse images are a growing threat
VIEWPOINT: ARU experts discuss their new research carried out on dark web forums
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29 November 2024 ARU researcher’s work showcased for impact by national data organisation
IPPPRI academic used public sector data to reveal new insights into serious and organised crime