Breaking through: Moving on from child sexual exploitation - Launch event

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Basis Yorkshire and The University of York look forward to welcoming you to the launch of Breaking Through, a new set of resources co-produced by young people with experience of child sexual exploitation (CSE) working with a researcher, an artist and a CSE support worker, using real stories of moving on from CSE.

Our animation and two age-appropriate booklets will be valuable to young people, parents, policy makers, practitioners and the general public. The event will be the first public screening of the animation, and a chance to hear about the realities of CSE as told by those who know it best, with discussion of what interventions and approaches can most effectively support a process of moving on from CSE. All are welcome!

Event details

• 3:00pm Refreshments: Tea, coffee and pizza
• 3.30pm Welcome: Dr Kate Brown, The University of York
• 3.45pm Reading: A life story of moving on from CSE
• 4:00pm Animation viewing: Introduced by young people and Basis Yorkshire staff
• 4.20pm Discussion panel: Representatives from key CSE agencies plus academics
• 5.10pm Discussion and close
• 5:30pm Ends

Getting there

The White Cloth Gallery is conveniently located in central Leeds, very close to the train station.
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Parking is available closeby at the Train Station and on Whitehall Road, as well as at Trinity Shopping Centre and nearby. Council-run parking is available at Castle Street (9 minutes walk away), West Street or the International Pool (both 11 minutes walk away).

Spread the word

You can help spread the word about the new resources using #BreakingThrough on Twitter, or by liking our page @BasisYorkshire1 on Facebook.

Acknowledgments

The Breaking Through project is a collaboration between Basis Yorkshire and the University of York, funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC).

Any questions, special requirements, or to find out more please e-mail breakingthrough@york.ac.uk.