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aims to find out what those with lived experience of sexual violence feel represents best practice in media reporting in this area, including their perspectives on current media practices when engaging directly with victim-survivors for media content (e.g. via media interviews).

Hi Kurt, the closing date is the 9th of December 09/12/2025

Ailise Bulfin (UCD), whose research focuses on cultural representations of major social issues, for a discussion on the moral complexities of creating and consuming true crime narratives. Bring your own thoughts, the audience is part of the conversation.

‘The Evidence of Things Not Seen’: Ethics and the True Crime Industry Why are we so drawn to true crime? And what are the ethical stakes behind the stories? Join popular literature experts Clare Clarke, Bernice Murphy, writer Una Mannion (English), and

Our aim is to explore whether fictional representations can promote compassion and challenge harmful stereotypes associated with CSA, ultimately contributing to a more nuanced understanding of this often-silenced issue. @ailise-bulfin.bsky.social @hazelklarkin.bsky.social
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a coming-of-age dramedy addressing the complex issue of CSA. We examined how this unconventional framing interacted with the views of a general audience and persons with lived experience.