My research will focus on children are who not identified as being historically abused however were living in a home where police suspect CSAM was viewed by a parent. Through an epidemiological criminology lens, I aim to explore how the potential risk of future interfamilial sexual abuse is managed throughout childhood. I will achieve this by being the first to quantify the number of children affected; use mixed methods surveys with police, social services and non-offending parents to understand current safeguarding processes; and undertake qualitative phenomenological interviews with family court appointed social workers about cases where CSAM is a cited vulnerability.
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Aguillon, Yasmin, Dylan Alvarenga, Pamela E. Harris, Surya Kotapati, J. Carlos Martínez Mori, Casandra D. Monroe, Zia Saylor, Camelle Tieu, and Dwight Anderson Williams. 2023. “On Parking Functions and The Tower of Hanoi.” The American Mathematical Monthly 130 (7): 618–24. doi:10.1080/00029890.2023.2206311.
Saylor, Zia (2020) “Analyzing and Decomposing South African Income Inequality by Income Source, Race, and Poverty Level for 2008 and 2014,” Undergraduate Economic Review: Vol. 17: Iss. 1, Article 13.
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My present research examines understandings of manhood within and without prison of those accused of Intimate Partner Violence using art-based methods and decolonising methodologies in Oaxaca, Mexico.
My interests include anti, decolonial and communitarian feminism, anti-punitivism, restorative justice, manhood studies and decolonial praxis.
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By adopting a participatory methodology and co-creating this research with charities, I plan to maximise the utility of this research project, enabling better outcomes for charities and bereaved donors alike.
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