‘The Survivor’s Perspective’ project is about listening to the views of victims and survivors of Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) on how CSAM is (re)used by organisations such as police agencies, courts, and research institutions for the purpose of countering crimes against children.

It invites participants to share their perspective via an anonymous survey and/or a personal interview.

A final report was produced, which proposes 6 calls-to-action to address the issues described by victims and survivors, and 24 enabling recommendations for actioning these calls (with existing mechanisms that can be leverage to support implementation).

The final report is comprised of two volumes:

• Findings and Themes

• Calls to Action and Recommendations

This project was funded by the National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse and was a collaboration between AiLECS Lab and the Bravehearts Foundation.