Annual Envision Conference
On June 25-26, 2024, over 250 guests joined us in Washington, D.C. for Envision 2024 – The Future of Prevention. It was an inspiring, challenging, and motivating two days of conference featuring the latest research, practice, and experience in the prevention of child sexual abuse.
We’ll be sharing reflections from attendees and other highlights in the coming weeks. In the meantime, if you joined us in DC, please keep an eye out for a feedback survey in your inbox – we’d love to hear your thoughts.
And those of you who weren’t able to make? Don’t worry, our sessions are available now! For a limited time only, until September 15, you can order the recordings from our conference sessions for just $150.
You’ll get to hear:
- Moore Center for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse Director Elizabeth Letourneau, describing the scope of global efforts to prevent child sexual abuse and laying out an agenda for the next decade of progress;
- Simon Bailey, former child protection lead with the UK National Police Chiefs' Council, explaining why we can’t arrest our way out of child sexual abuse;
- Ben Mathews, Professor of Law at Queensland University of Technology, with groundbreaking evidence that efforts to prevent child sexual abuse are beginning to succeed;
- David Finkelhor, Director of the Crimes against Children Research Center at the University of New Hampshire, connecting the wave of child sexual abuse in online forums with peer relationships and teen exploration of sex and romance;
- A panel on the role and responsibility the technology sector in child sexual abuse prevention;
- Director Amanda Mustard and Producer Luke Malone discussing their critically acclaimed HBO documentary, Great Photo, Lovely Life;
- A global perpetration prevention panel featuring Christoffer Rahm of the Karolinkska Institute in Stockholm, Dr. Melissa Bright of the Center for Violence Prevention Research in California, and Maximilian von Heyden of the Institute of Sexology and Sexual Medicine in Berlin…
…and so much more.
Envision 2024 truly was a gathering of a community from across prevention, healing, and justice. The future of effective prevention will be defined by collaboration. We must act now.
Finally, we want to say a huge thank you to our collaborators and sponsors. Your expertise, insight, and diversity of experience enriched Envision 2024 for all.
Darkness to Light, The Mama Bear Effect, Restyn, Grant and Eisenhofer, Pathways for Change, #WeRideTogether, ATSA, Patrice’s Kids, Center for Intergative Psychological Services, Prevent Child Abuse Vermont, Valor, Kimberly King, Children's Trust, Diane Tarantini, Buddy Speaks, Julie Federico, Not Child's Play/Risa Shaw, Kenneth Rogers/Lost Imaginations, Kristen Jenson/Defend Young Minds, Kennedy Krieger Institute, C. Alexandria-Bernard Thomas, Equimundo, The TransLatin@ Coalition, and the Global Alliance for the Protection of Boys from Sexual Violence.
Past Events
2022
Why Effective Communication is Critical to Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
2021
How Strategic Communication is Critical to Advancing Child Sexual Abuse Prevention
The Oak Foundation has invested $10.3 million to identify, validate, and disseminate a catalog of effective perpetration interventions worldwide. This keynote address will share the details of this transformative work.