The CSAPE project focuses on ensuring that children have the knowledge of reproductive health and the skills to protect themselves from child sexual abuse. Strengthening the capacities of relevant professionals to work with young people to promote early intervention and prevention of child sexual abuse.
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The Bridge Project seeks to solve child poverty in New York. Launched in June 2021 by The Monarch Foundation, it is New York's first consistent, unconditional cash allowance program. The Bridge Project, a 501(c)3 organization, supports healthy development for babies during their first 1,000 days of life by providing their mothers with consistent, unconditional cash on a biweekly basis for three years.
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ARICA is a two-year project funded by the European Union’s Internal Security Fund, which aims to support law enforcement agencies in their fight against child sexual abuse on the darknet. It develops technologies that will enhance the LEAs’ capabilities in investigations on online child sexual abuse material (CSAM). These technologies will remain free to use for LEA after the end of the project.
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CESAGRAM aims to enhance the understanding of the process of grooming, and more particularly how it is facilitated by technology and how it can lead to child sexual abuse and missing, in order to ensure that grooming for sexual abuse which potentially leads to going missing is prevented insofar possible, as well as to ensure that victims of grooming are identified and receive appropriate support before, during and after a disappearance.
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HEROES project is exploring how to use the latest technological advances and new strategies to prevent and combat CSA/CSE and human trafficking, investigate the crimes and better protect victims. It's developing an ambitious, interdisciplinary, international and victim-centred approach. Its aim is to establish a coordinated contribution with law enforcement agencies to address the specific needs of victims and provide protection.
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