Clinical Associate Professor
Scholarly Interests
- Leadership development
- Curriculum design
- Diversity education
The CEECSE Project
The number of identified youth across Indiana who are exploited has increased significantly over the last few years. To prevent and respond to this exploitation, the proposed Community Engagement to End Child Sexual Exploitation (CEECSE) project works with communities to build multidisciplinary alliances, assess current resources, develop action plans, and engage intentionally to address their specific community needs in Brown, Greene, and Putnam counties.
Our Goal
The project addressed two challenges:
matching the variety of educational materials or trainings needed by different stakeholders with existing resources
- identifying needs that will require additional resources or future development (more specialized training for service providers, etc.).
Moving Forward
Contact us if you would like to:
- be connected to education and prevention efforts across Indiana and beyond
- learn how to be added to our data base for Indiana
- engage in efforts to prevent sexual exploitation
Leaders
Dr. Teresa Nichols
Anthropology
Indiana University
Dr. Eli Konwest
Center for the Study of Global Change
Indiana University
Collaborators
State & Local Partners
IU Interdisciplinary Collaborations (HT Workgroup)
