How can we support refugees who experienced childhood sexual abuse as well as those who experience harm in war and conflict settings?

How is the experience of childhood sexual abuse different for trans people? How is it the same? What are the current changes in how we talk about trans people in relation to childhood sexual abuse and how does it need to change?

What can Film and TV teach us about the way people who have experience childhood sexual abuse are often depicted and seen by society?

What can Film and TV teach us about the way people who have experience childhood sexual abuse are often depicted and seen by society?

What can Film and TV teach us about the way people who have experience childhood sexual abuse are often depicted and seen by society?

For many who were sexually abused by other children, it can be common to ‘repeat’ the behaviours that wronged them, oftentimes without even realising. How do we start to address and prevent this reality in a way that manages shame safely?

How can the harmful stereotypes surrounding Black Men prevent recognition, understanding and healing from sexual abuse?

How can sex work, when chosen and practiced safely, be a powerful tool to explore sexual feelings around abuse, and take control of our bodies?

How can the values of Christianity be used by abusers, and how can they also be used by some to aid healing? Sophia interviews survivor and Pastor Chioma Alade, as she shares her journey with the church and teaches on what forgiveness actually means for survivors of sexual abuse.

When is it appropriate to use humour and comedy to talk about traumatic experiences like childhood sexual abuse?

How can dating and relationship experiences be different for people who experienced sexual abuse as a child? How can non-abusing partners play a role in supporting their partners?

Trải nghiệm lạm dụng tình dục thời thơ ấu của người Việt Kiều khác nhau như thế nào?

How is the experience of childhood sexual abuse different for Vietnamese people in the UK?