No More Silence CPD Program

M3_1: What do you think/feel is new, expands, or consolidates your knowledge and understanding of cross-cultural susceptibility to the myth that most perpetrators of CSA are unknown?

29 May

Do you now think that CALD communities are (i) significantly less, (ii) less, (iii) equally, (iv) more, or (v) significantly more, likely to believe this myth compared to western samples (e.g. Anglo communities), and why?

Ethical responses welcome | Discussions from prior platform of the program here.

Pooja Sawrikar https://www.nomoresilence.info

No More Silence CPD Program

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M3_1: What do you think/feel is new, expands, or consolidates your knowledge and understanding of cross-cultural susceptibility to the myth that most perpetrators of CSA are unknown?

M3_2: What do you think/feel is new, expands, or consolidates your knowledge and understanding of cross-cultural susceptibility to all myths about CSA – which shift culpability to the victim?

No More Silence CPD Program