Revista de Psicología (Nov 2019)

The “Centre for Child Protection” of the Gregorian University/Rome. First experiences, results and reflections in setting up a global e-learningprogram for the prevention of sexual abuse of minors

  • Hans Zollner, SJ,
  • Hubert Liebhardt,
  • Katharina Anna Fuchs

Journal volume & issue
Vol. 9, no. 18
pp. 79 – 88

Abstract

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The Centre for Child Protection has been founded in cooperation between the Institute of Psychology of the Gregorian University (Rome, Italy), the Department for Child and Adolescent Psychiatry/ Psychotherapy of Ulm University Hospital (Germany), and the Archdiocese of Munich (Germany). Its main task is the creation of a global e-learning training centre for pastoral professions responding to the sexual abuse of minors, taking into account multilingual and intercultural issues. Within three years the Centre develops and implements an e-learning program in four languages. Eight international project partners take a role in participant recruitment and the ongoing evaluation of the program. In this phase, test-persons are included in the development and evaluation of the program, as part of the (ongoing) formation of priests and other pastoral co-workers.

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