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Online Harms, Grooming and Coercion

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Delivered by Rod Landman

Content Warning: Grooming, Abuse and Coercive Control

This webinar will address recent learning concerning online harms and threats centred on grooming with a focus on Autism and Learning Disabilities. Drawing on project work, involving experts by experience, on mate crime, sexual exploitation, social media grooming for the purposes of radicalisation, and domestic abuse/sexual violence. Rod covers: Risk factors; The online world, learning disability and autism; Grooming; Case law and Key tools. This webinar will take an ‘Online Positive’ approach, which argues that the internet is a fabulously positive thing in most people’s lives. Responses to dangerous online activity should be about harm mitigation and empowerment

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Rod has also written an accompanying blog, which can be found here:

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Disclaimer

At Neurodiverse Connection, we are committed to promoting the use of neurodivergent affirming language. However, please do note that in these webinars, as with any content that Neurodiverse Connection host or share that includes input from other organisations or parties, we cannot guarantee that the preferred neurodivergent affirming terminology is always used.

Our guide to neurodivergent affirming language is available here:

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Online Harms, Grooming and Coercion

£0.00

Delivered by Rod Landman

Content Warning: Grooming, Abuse and Coercive Control

This webinar will address recent learning concerning online harms and threats centred on grooming with a focus on Autism and Learning Disabilities. Drawing on project work, involving experts by experience, on mate crime, sexual exploitation, social media grooming for the purposes of radicalisation, and domestic abuse/sexual violence. Rod covers: Risk factors; The online world, learning disability and autism; Grooming; Case law and Key tools. This webinar will take an ‘Online Positive’ approach, which argues that the internet is a fabulously positive thing in most people’s lives. Responses to dangerous online activity should be about harm mitigation and empowerment

View Presentation

Rod has also written an accompanying blog, which can be found here:

View Blog

Disclaimer

At Neurodiverse Connection, we are committed to promoting the use of neurodivergent affirming language. However, please do note that in these webinars, as with any content that Neurodiverse Connection host or share that includes input from other organisations or parties, we cannot guarantee that the preferred neurodivergent affirming terminology is always used.

Our guide to neurodivergent affirming language is available here:

View Language Guide

Quantity:
Add To Cart

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