Course curriculum

    1. Introduction

    2. Objectives and structure

    3. Children's rights & the media

    1. Introduction

    2. Victim or survivor

    3. Correct terms to use

    4. The importance of correct terminology

    1. Introduction

    2. What actions fall under the category of sexual abuse?

    3. Test your knowledge

    4. Forms of child sexual abuse

    5. What are the consequences of child sexual abuse?

    6. Long term effects of sexual assault

    7. What do we know about child victims?

    1. Introduction to the term trauma

    2. What is trauma-informed journalism?

    3. Principles of trauma-informed journalism

    4. Principles in cases of online sexual abuse against children

    5. The dangers of non-trauma-sensitive reporting

    6. Problematic articles

    7. Conclusion

    1. Media impact

    2. Sensationalism vs balanced reporting

    3. Avoiding victim blaming and the social responsibility

    4. Test your knowledge

    5. Acceptable? Occasionally Acceptable? Prohibited? - task description

    6. Acceptable? Occasionally Acceptable? Prohibited? - task

    7. Acceptable? Occasionally Acceptable? Prohibited? -explanation

    8. Good practices

    9. Article

    10. Relevant principles

    1. Introduction

    2. The cycle of trauma

    3. How to interview someone affected by online sexual abuse?

About this course

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  • 1,5 hours
  • forever accessible