Spiritul and ritual abuse webinar
Spiritul and ritual abuse webinar
This webinar is aimed at professionals and organisations involved in supporting and assisting sexual abuse cases, and aims to strengthen the approach to sexual abuse, to prevent sexual abuse and to better support victims.
Speakers include:
- Jordan Alexander, Chair of National Working Group on Spiritual and Ritual Abuse
- Rachael Reign, Founder of Surviving Universal UK
- Stephen Morris, Psychotherapist and Former member of the Jesus Fellowship
- Dr Amma Anane-Agyei, Coordinator of African Families Service and author of Working with Black African Children and Families: Lessons of the Victoria Climbie Attack
You can see the replay below:
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Alan Collins
Partner
Expertise:
- Abuse in Children Homes
- Abuse in Hospital & Healthcare
- Abuse in Religious Organisations
- Abuse in Schools by Teachers
- Abuse in Scouts or Cadets
- Abuse in Sport
- Child Migrants to Australia
- Jesus Army Redress
- Les Chenes Redress
- Military Sexual Abuse Claims
- Northern Ireland Redress
- Scotland Redress
- Sexual Abuse Claims
Alan Collins is one of the best known and most experienced solicitors in the field of child abuse litigation and has acted in many high profile cases, including the Jimmy Savile and Haut de la Garenne abuse scandals. Alan has represented interested parties before public inquiries including the Independent Jersey Care Inquiry, and IICSA (Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse).
Internationally, Alan works in Australia, South East Asia, Uganda, Kenya, and California representing clients in high profile sexual abuse cases. Alan also spoke at the Third Regional Workshop on Justice for Children in East Asia and the Pacific in Bangkok hosted by Unicef and HCCH (Hague Conference on Private International Law).
Danielle Vincent
Senior Associate
Danielle is a Senior Associate in the Abuse Specialist Personal Injury Department. She specialises in representing survivors of abuse and has experience in bringing claims against a number of institutions as well as individual abusers.
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