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Child Sexual Exploitation, Vulnerability and Justice – Prof Jo Phoenix (CSGS Seminar, St Aiden’s College, Durham, 24 Jan 2013)

posted on January 13, 2025

Research Summary: Child Sexual Exploitation, Vulnerability and Justice

Topic: Academic seminar on child sexual exploitation, vulnerability, and justice systems
Speaker: Professor Jo Phoenix, Centre for Sex Gender and Sexualities
Event Date & Time: 24 January 2013, 16:45–18:00
Venue: Shincliffe Room, St Aidan's College, Durham
Focus Areas: Child protection, sexual exploitation, vulnerability assessment, justice frameworks
Institutional Affiliation: Centre for Sex Gender and Sexualities (CSGS)
Refreshments: Drinks and nibbles provided

Professor Jo Phoenix, Centre for Sex Gender and Sexualities Seminar: “Child Sexual Exploitation, Vulnerability and Justice”, 24th of January 2013 16:45 to 18:00 in Shincliffe Room, St Aidan’s College. Drinks and nibbles provided, RSVPS to Jo.

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