Personal information
child sexual abuse, child sexual assault, CSA, sexual abuse prevention, parenting
United Kingdom, Australia
Biography
My research interests lie in examining the influence of parenting on child outcomes with particular focus on the prevention of child sexual abuse. My work involves rethinking the focus of child sexual abuse (CSA) prevention, highlighting the role that parents can play via the creation of safe environments and positive parenting.
My current project involves the development of the Parents as Protectors (PaP) CSA prevention module, to be piloted and evaluated with at-risk parents at Griffith University. Collaborators to the PaP project include eminent global CSA experts and community organisations.
I have been awarded three grants, totalling AU$324,824, to develop, implement and evaluate Parents as Protectors.
Activities
Employment (3)
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University of Greenwich
2022-06-20
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present
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Post doctoral research fellow
(Institute of Lifecourse Development)
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Julia I Rudolph
2020-11-25
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2022-06-03
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Post doctoral research fellow
(Applied Psychology)
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Julia I Rudolph
Education and qualifications (1)
2018
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PhD
(School of Applied Psychology)
Qualification
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Julia I Rudolph
Professional activities (4)
2021
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present
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Adjunct Member
(Sexual Violence Research and Prevention Unit)
Service
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Julia I Rudolph
2021
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present
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Panel Member
(Bravehearts Executive Research Panel)
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Julia I Rudolph
2021
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People's Choice Award for Most Interesting Findings
Distinction
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Julia I Rudolph
2018
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Academic Excellence for PhD thesis
(Applied Psychology)
Distinction
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Julia I Rudolph