• Listen to in-depth analysis on what service data and surveys show us about the scale and nature of child sexual abuse and exploitation
• Understand the regional variations in identification and response
• Hear practice examples and case studies which highlight some of the challenges in the identification of sexual abuse
• Understand more about the challenges in existing service responses and discover free resources to empower best practice in professional roles

• Understand the importance of collaboration in effectively tackling child sexual exploitation
• Discuss successful collaboration models and best practices, including holistic ways of working
• Highlight the importance of sharing information, resources, and expertise among stakeholders to enhance collective efforts

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• Understand how schools and educational institutions can play a pivotal role in preventing and addressing child sexual abuse
• Discuss the importance of collaboration between schools, parents, law enforcement, and community organisations
• Provide the tools and resources for parents and guardians to recognise signs of abuse and effectively communicate with their children
• Understand the legal obligations of educational institutions in reporting suspected abuse and exploitation cases
•  Explore proactive measures to prevent child sexual abuse and exploitation within and outside educational settings

• Exploring strategies for enhancing online safety for children
• Insights from the work of the UK Safer Internet Centre partners, including the Internet Watch Foundation
• Awareness-raising opportunities, including Safer Internet Day 2024

• Hear an overview of the Online Safety Act
• Discuss how Ofcom will deliver year one of the bill
• Understand Ofcom's draft codes of practice and plans for the next 12 months

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

• St Giles mainly support around criminal exploitation but are increasingly seeing children and young people who are victims of sexual and other exploitation as well- how should these complex issues be addressed?
• Explore St Giles Trust's approach of employing many staff who have lived experience of the issues affecting their clients – how can this enhance delivery? 
• Consider some emerging trends in criminal exploitation and propose some ways to address these issues

• The role of the CSE Task Force
• How police tackle child sexual exploitation through organised networks
• The use of effective disruption tactics around CSE offenders

• Understand the Crown Prosecution Service's role in pursuing justice 
• Gain an insight into the CPS's expertise and commitment in this challenging area
• Evaluate the progress made so far in addressing and preventing child sexual exploitation and abuse

• Listen to a personal journey as a survivor of TACSA
• Delve into the critical role of lived experience and advocacy in countering child sexual abuse and exploitation
• Understand the impact of lived experience on shaping policy

• Speakers from the previous session will join for an audience Q&A

*programme subject to change without notice