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Events in the field
A changing world
It is said that ‘the only constant thing is change’. This has never been as true as in the field of technology and in the task of keeping up with the latest trends. The online environment is changing the way in which we live, communicate and socialise. And this is as true for paedophiles as it is children and young people.
Where technology develops so quickly, it is often young people who are experimenting online and pushing social and moral boundaries in a new way, in a different environment and on emerging digital platforms. High profile media coverage has highlighted society’s collective concerns and the risks offenders pose online.
So how do young people use the internet? What are they doing online and how are they using the latest technology? What are sexual offenders doing online and where are the risks for young people?
This one day conference will answer all those questions and more.
no responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
Available on the website since February 04, 2008
Running the risks in the virtual playground
Understanding the links between young people’s risk taking behaviour and online offender ‘grooming’- Date:
- 05.03.08
- Organisation:
- Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre
- Location:
- The CEOP Centre, Pimlico, London
- WWW-Link:
- http://www.ceop.gov.uk/training/conferences.asp
A changing world
It is said that ‘the only constant thing is change’. This has never been as true as in the field of technology and in the task of keeping up with the latest trends. The online environment is changing the way in which we live, communicate and socialise. And this is as true for paedophiles as it is children and young people.
Where technology develops so quickly, it is often young people who are experimenting online and pushing social and moral boundaries in a new way, in a different environment and on emerging digital platforms. High profile media coverage has highlighted society’s collective concerns and the risks offenders pose online.
So how do young people use the internet? What are they doing online and how are they using the latest technology? What are sexual offenders doing online and where are the risks for young people?
This one day conference will answer all those questions and more.
no responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information
Available on the website since February 04, 2008