None in Three Research Centre, Jamaica

Happy International Women's Day!

Definitely a must-read from one of our None in Three Research Centre, Jamaica researchers Patrice Reid.

In her powerful blog, "Perpetration of Child Sexual Violence: It could be you!", Patrice Reid, Researcher at None in Three Research Centre, delves into the pervasive nature of Child Sexual Violence (CSV). She challenges us to break free from biases and understand that perpetrators can be anyone – family, friends, neighbors, professionals, or even ourselves.

The post provides a detailed exploration of CSV stages and prevention tips, urging readers to foster open communication, believe survivors, and seek help when needed. Reid calls for collective responsibility, challenging us to be agents of change and break the culture of silence.

Read the full blog post for a comprehensive understanding and share to amplify the message. Let's be part of the solution! 💙 https://svri.org/blog/perpetration-child-sexual-violence-it-could-be-you

Ni3 Jamaica is on a mission to stop child sexual abuse (CSA) 🎮✨ We're using educational games to spread awareness, build empathy for victims, and tackle the root causes of CSA. Let's play our part in creating a safe and caring environment for every child! 💙 🚀

The facts we're facing reveal a somber snapshot of our current reality. This makes it essential that we prioritize safeguarding our children. 💪🏽👦🏾👧🏾






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🚨 It's important to remember that those who commit child sexual abuse harm often target those who are easily accessible, and sadly, many times, they are known to the victims. Stay vigilant and prioritize your child's safety! 💪

Download our report to learn more - "It Affects You for a Lifetime"! Perspectives on Child Sexual Abuse in Jamaica - https://www.noneinthree.org/jamaica/resources/




Christine Fray , Director of None in Three Jamaica

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Not surprisingly, it was tough finding male survivors of sexual abuse for our research. The stigma around male victims make it hard for men to open up. But we pressed on and held focus group interviews with young men willing to share their early experiences, and male practitioners working with abused boys. - Powell-Booth, Karyl, et. al. 2021. "It Affects You For A Lifetime!" Perspectives on Child Sexual Abuse in Jamaica.

Our current SVRI-funded project, Play. Talk. Change., will trial the prosocial computer game 'Gabrielle' which was created from our previous work.


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We are pleased to announce that the None in Three, Jamaica team is one of nine SVRI Research Grant 2023 winners! Congratulations to the team doing great work toward ending child sexual abuse in Jamaica.

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Country Director for Dr. Christine Fray-Aiken and Dr. Karyl Powell-Booth (then Research Fellow) with international colleagues at the Research Impact session during None in Three Researchers’ Training at University Of Huddersfield, UK, 2018.

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To learn more about None in Three Jamaica, visit: www.noneinthree.org/jamaica

None in Three Research Centre, Jamaica updated their information in their About section.

Thank you to everyone who participated and attended our first Ni3 Annual Conference and those who shared, liked, commented and posted about the event. This would not have been a success without each and every one of you.

Join us and listen to our Country Directors, as they present their quantitative research findings in today's first session at 2:10pm BST. See you there! http://www.noneinthree.org/annual-conference/

Thank you to all of our presenters, and attendees for joining us today! We look forward to gathering with you again tomorrow for day 2 of our .

If you have not yet had the opportunity to join us, you can register for tomorrow and Friday's sessions at the link in our bio.

Our final presentation for the day is being given by Gillian Kirkman and Dr Louis Bailey on the White Rose Policy Forum held by the UK Centre earlier this year.

Dr Kenisha Nelson and Dr Tatyana Karpenko-Seccombe present on their Corpus Analysis Project.

: A Design Hub showcase presented by Mehak Gupta.

Our Open Executive Group Meeting is underway. The Country Directors of our satellite centres in India, Jamaica, Uganda and the UK are giving insight into their journeys throughout the 4-year project.

Professor Adele Jones OBE, former Ni3 Centre Director, gives the keynote speech.

Operations Director, Roslyn Cu***ng began the conference with an overview of our GCRF-funded project.

You still have time to register for the Ni3 Pre-Conference Training Workshops. Visit the link for more details and registration: http://www.noneinthree.org/annual-conference/

Here is a throwback to our first media interviews where we discussed the issue of gender-based violence and our research on child sexual abuse in Jamaica.

Dear Past, thank you for all the lessons. Dear Future, we are ready.

A throwback to how it all started. Ni3 Jamaica team members Dr Fray and Dr Powell-Booth as well as other members of the global team were present for the very first Researchers Training Seminar held at the University Of Huddersfield.

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