ARU researcher’s work showcased for impact by national data organisation
IPPPRI academic used public sector data to reveal new insights into serious and organised crime
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21 October 2024 Proudly creating a global network against child sexual abuse
IPPPRI's Prof Sam Lundrigan and Dr Deanna Davy introduce the Expert Network Against Child Sexual Abuse (ENACSA) - a cross-institutional group of experts in child sexual abuse and exploitation (CSAE).
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8 October 2024 
Has war increased online risks for Ukrainian children?
Initial analysis finds an almost three-fold rise in mentions on dark web since invasion
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11 September 2024 
ARU research shows benefits of new policing role
Study looks at innovative support being offered to families following ‘the Knock’
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12 August 2024
Growing demand on dark web for AI abuse images
New study found a clear desire among online offenders to learn new technologies
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3 July 2024 
ARU researchers to explore new areas of extremism
Dr William Allchorn joins IPPPRI to support further growth of institute’s global reach
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17 June 2024 
ARU research informs national awareness campaign
Young people told to stop and think as sharing nude imagery is becoming ‘normalised’
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11 June 2024 
New name, new focus for ARU research institute
PIER becomes IPPPRI as it extends its focus on global public protection challenges
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18 March 2024 
ARU announces Dawes Chair of Public Protection
Professor Tim McSweeney will lead new programme to use big data to fight crime
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8 February 2024 
A day in the life of a PIER Postgraduate Researcher
“They are police officers, yet they feel like they’re tearing people’s lives apart – our research can make a difference.”