Sexual Exploitation research reports
This section features reports from work we have commissioned on sexual exploitation in the North East and Cumbria. Reports are shown in order of publication with most recent first.
Knowledge mapping and working with difficult to reach groups, April 2012
This paper considers lessons learned from researching sex markets in Northumberland and Tyne & Wear. It is based on a knowledge mapping approach, working with professionals in local authorities, charities and the Police.
Study into the extent and characteristics of the sex market and sexual exploitation in County Durham and Darlington, October 2010
These reports are the latest in a series giving findings from research undertaken by Barefoot Research Evaluation
Sexual Exploitation: ‘Internal trafficking’ of children and young people at risk in the North East and Cumbria, March 2010
This report details findings from research undertaken by Barnardo’s North East into complex or organised forms of sexual exploitation.
Think 4: Hidden markets – sex work in Northumberland and Tyne and Wear, March 2009
The Foundation has published a report by Barefoot Research and Evaluation examining the nature of sex markets and sexual exploitation in the Northumbria Police force area.
Sex markets and sexual exploitation in Tyne and Wear and Northumberland, February 2008
The Foundation has published a summary of recent research conducted by Barefoot Research and Evaluation.
Women’s views on the policing of rape, domestic violence and stalking across the North East and Cumbria