NOTA NI Journal Club:Femicide in Northern Ireland during the COVID‐19 lockdown: A model for differentiating male offender characteristics Johnston, R., Synnott, J., Ioannou, M., & Ashton, S.‐A. (2024). Journal of Investigative […]
NOTA NI Journal Club:Toxic Masculinity and the Manosphere Facilitator: Dr Carol Carson is the former Director of The AIM Project, one of the leading UK and international organisations in children
Words Matter: The launch of new terminology guidelines Language plays a critical role in shaping understanding, influencing public perception, and guiding professional practice—particularly in the context of child sexual exploitation
Professor Kieran McCartan: The communication of sexual abuse response and prevention science. NOTA as an organisation is focused on and dedicated to evidence-based policy and practice. NOTA members embody this
Kairika KarsnaResponding to Sexual Abuse of African, Caribbean and Asian heritage Children: Learning from research. Surveys have found that the likelihood of being sexually abused does not vary by ethnic
Lynne Cairns:2025 International Conference Review Feeling so inspired after the NOTA – National Organisation for the Treatment of Abuse international conference in Belfast. Such gratitude to all the organisers for
Dr Carol Carson:2025 International Conference Review What a wonderful two days at the NOTA Conference here in Belfast. Presentations and workshops that were thought provoking, challenging and reaffirming and interesting
Keynote Speaker Nick Blagden:2025 International Conference Review Fantastic to be a part of the NOTA – National Organisation for the Treatment of Abuse 2025 International Conference. Honoured to give the opening
NOTA Chair Stuart Allardyce:2025 International Conference Review Exhausted after chairing this year’s NOTA conference in Belfast, but delighted by feedback. Challenging and thought provoking keynotes on current theories and debates
Keynote Speaker Iain Drennan:2025 International Conference Review #NOTA2025 Conference in Belfast was truly a boot camp for the brain – so much expertise and experience in the room and a
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