Tackling Technology-Assisted Child Sexual Abuse
The Marie Collins Foundation is a specialist organisation focused on tackling Technology-Assisted Child Sexual Abuse (TACSA). Their purpose is to ensure that anyone harmed by TACSA is supported throughout their recovery journey. They drive system change so that online platforms, regulators and policymakers, and the safeguarding and justice systems reduce risk, respond effectively, and prevent further harm.
Access Foundation’s grant will support Amplifying Voices, Inspiring Change – a Lived Experience-led webinar series on technology-assisted child sexual abuse (TACSA). They will produce nine one-hour webinars, co-designed and co-delivered with members of their Lived Experience Group. These will be freely available on the Marie Collins Foundation’s website.
The series is designed to help survivors, parents, carers, and professionals. It aims to improve understanding of emerging harms, strengthen confidence to respond in trauma-informed ways, and support recovery.
“The voices of our Lived Experience Group are at the heart of everything we do. This grant helps us ensure their insight reaches the people who need it most, so it can support recovery and strengthen responses, without causing further harm.” – Rhiannon-Faye McDonald, Head of Advocacy, Marie Collins Foundation
