Research article – A systematic scoping review of indigenous-specific research evidence on child sexual abuse

Child sexual abuse (CSA) is a major public health concern for modern societies. For Indigenous communities this is compounded by the ongoing impacts of colonisation, including inter-generational trauma, persistent socio-economic disadvantages, and the predominant adoption of mainstream approaches used to prevent and respond to CSA in Indigenous communities.

By Sarah Graham, Saira Mathew, Kiara Minto, Birri O'Dea, Stephen Harfield, Judith A. Dean, James Ward, Anthony Shakeshaft.