PPT-Module 5 Sexual Abuse Detection, Reporting, and Response

Is an objective tool Can prevent sexual abuse Identifies likely victims and perpetrators Helps you create a plan for safety Risk Screening Screening for Risk of Victimization or Abusiveness Insert agency policy and procedure for screening of inmates for risk of victimization or abusiveness including timing of the screening process and agency staff involved in the process. Notification of Curriculum Utilization. August 2014. The . enclosed . PREA Employee Training. curriculum was developed by The Moss Group, Inc. as part of contract deliverables for the National PREA Resource Center (PRC), a cooperative agreement between the National Council on Crime and Delinquency (NCCD) and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA). The Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA) standards served as the basis for the curriculum’s content and development, with the goal of the . Primarily for Seminaries and Also . Parts for . P. arishes and Dioceses . B-. 1. Church and Seminary Responses . to Sexual Abuse of Minors by. Catholic Priests in the United States. B-2. Main Sources of Data. For Seminary Faculty and Students, Parishes and Dioceses. F-. 1. Understanding the Sexual Victimization of Children. F-. 2. Main Sources of Data. Reports presented to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops by the John Jay College Research Team, The City University of New . Associate Professor Ben Mathews. Health Law Research Centre. Faculty of Law, Queensland University of Technology. Brisbane, Australia. http://. eprints.qut.edu.au. /view/person/Mathews,. _. Benjamin.html. Primarily for Seminaries and Also Parts for Parishes and Dioceses. A-. 1. Background and Responses. to Sexual Abuse of Minors. by. . Catholic Priests. in the United States. A-. 2. Main Sources of Data. Primarily for Parishes. K-. 1. Background and Responses. to Sexual Abuse of Minors. by. . Catholic Priests. in the United States. K-. 2. Main Sources of Data. Reports presented to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops by the John Jay College Research Team, The City University of New . Laura Mosqueda, M.D.. Professor of Family Medicine and Geriatrics. What we know about sexual abuse in nursing homes. Age-related changes . Seen and unseen markers. Barriers to detection, investigation, prosecution. Prevalence in Adult Facilities. Graphic by Just Detention International. Source: Bureau of Justice Statistics, "Sexual Victimization Reported By Former State Prisoners, 2008,“ May 12, 2012. . Prevalence of Sexual Abuse . Mandatory Child Abuse Reporting in Title X-Funded Family Planning Settings [INSERT AGENCY NAME] [INSERT STATE] Objectives By the end of this training, participants will be able to: Identify at least one risk factor or possible indicator of child abuse or neglect Primarily for Seminaries and Also . Parts for . P. arishes and Dioceses . B-. 1. Church and Seminary Responses . to Sexual Abuse of Minors by. Catholic Priests in the United States. B-2. Main Sources of Data. of Offenders, Grooming . Techniques, and Excuses, Justifications, and Desistance from Abuse. Primarily for Dioceses. N. -. 1. Understanding Sexual . Abuse of Minors . by . Catholic . Priests: . . Situational Factors. For Parishes and Dioceses. L-. 1. Situational and Organizational Factors Related to Sexual Abuse of Minors . by Catholic Priests. Types of Offenders, Grooming Techniques, and Prevention. L-. 2. Main Sources of Data. and Lay Workers. Training for:. Lay Workers. Lay Preachers. Adult Leaders and Helpers working with children. Church Council members. Learning Outcomes. Definitions and indicators of child abuse and neglect. For Seminaries, Parishes, and Dioceses. C-. 1. Research Explaining. Susceptibility . and Possible . Causes. of Sexual . Abuse of Minors . by . Catholic Priests . C-2. Main Sources of Data. Reports presented to the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops by the John Jay College Research Team, The City University of New .