After three years of intensive work, the HEROES Project comes to its conclusion, and we would like to share with you all that we have achieved. On November 7-8, 2024, Madrid will host our Final Event, where we will present to the public the innovations and strategies developed to combat the crimes of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSA/CSE), as well as Trafficking in Human Beings (THB).
On October 16, the Final National Event will take place in Madrid, Spain, organized by UCM. Register and join us. This event will present an overview of the main results of the HEROES project. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this moment! Join us at the HEROES Project National Final Event in Madrid, Spain and let's celebrate together the progress towards a safer world for children.
On October 14, the Final National Event will be held in Athens, Greece, organized by KEMEA. Register and join us. The KEMEA team has led WP2 to provide an overview and status quo assessment of the mechanisms used by multiple stakeholders to prevent, investigate and mitigate THB and CSA/CSE during investigations, compiling and presenting relevant best practices that could be integrated into a Common European Framework governing this field.
In the HEROES project, the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC) has developed a two-part course focused on Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Combatting Child Sexual Abuse, Exploitation, and Trafficking. This course, now freely available on ICMEC’s e-learning platform, aims to empower professionals across diverse resource settings—high, medium, and low—with tools to improve their multidisciplinary team (MDT) protocols.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Connected Kids: A Comprehensive Guide to Ensuring Online Safety and Well-being, a vital resource designed to empower adults in protecting children and young people online. Developed as part of the HEROES FCT Research Project, this guide is brought to you by the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC), whose mission is to safeguard vulnerable children from exploitation, sexual abuse, and the risks of going missing.
A parent-student discussion meeting was held on Saturday at CWCS conference room, Eskaton Road, under the framework of Project HEROES.
An exchange meeting titled 'Red Heart Campaign meeting to promote the rights of child victims of sexual abuse, exploitation and trafficking' was held under the 'HEROES Project' organized by the Center for Women, Children and Youth Studies for Change, Bangladesh.
The Law Faculty has hosted the HEROES project first face-to-face meeting, led by the Complutense University, which brings together 26 other European, Asian and American organizations to fight against pederasty and trafficking on the Internet.
A researchers group from the Complutense University is leading a seven million euro project with 21 organizations around the world to fight against pederasty and trafficking on the Internet.
La Universidad Complutense de Madrid coordina el proyecto europeo HEROES, que desarrollará herramientas tecnológicas, metodologías y estrategias novedosas para combatir los delitos de abuso y explotación sexual infantil y de trata de personas, y para proteger a las víctimas.
After three years of intensive work, the HEROES Project comes to its conclusion, and we would like to share with you all that we have achieved. On November 7-8, 2024, Madrid will host our Final Event, where we will present to the public the innovations and strategies developed to combat the crimes of Child Sexual Abuse and Exploitation (CSA/CSE), as well as Trafficking in Human Beings (THB).
On October 16, the Final National Event will take place in Madrid, Spain, organized by UCM. Register and join us. This event will present an overview of the main results of the HEROES project. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this moment! Join us at the HEROES Project National Final Event in Madrid, Spain and let's celebrate together the progress towards a safer world for children.
On October 14, the Final National Event will be held in Athens, Greece, organized by KEMEA. Register and join us. The KEMEA team has led WP2 to provide an overview and status quo assessment of the mechanisms used by multiple stakeholders to prevent, investigate and mitigate THB and CSA/CSE during investigations, compiling and presenting relevant best practices that could be integrated into a Common European Framework governing this field.
In the HEROES project, the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC) has developed a two-part course focused on Multidisciplinary Collaboration in Combatting Child Sexual Abuse, Exploitation, and Trafficking. This course, now freely available on ICMEC’s e-learning platform, aims to empower professionals across diverse resource settings—high, medium, and low—with tools to improve their multidisciplinary team (MDT) protocols.
We are thrilled to announce the launch of Connected Kids: A Comprehensive Guide to Ensuring Online Safety and Well-being, a vital resource designed to empower adults in protecting children and young people online. Developed as part of the HEROES FCT Research Project, this guide is brought to you by the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC), whose mission is to safeguard vulnerable children from exploitation, sexual abuse, and the risks of going missing.
A parent-student discussion meeting was held on Saturday at CWCS conference room, Eskaton Road, under the framework of Project HEROES.
An exchange meeting titled 'Red Heart Campaign meeting to promote the rights of child victims of sexual abuse, exploitation and trafficking' was held under the 'HEROES Project' organized by the Center for Women, Children and Youth Studies for Change, Bangladesh.
The researcher will work on testing face detection algorithms, eg state-of-the-art deep learning techniques (eg age detection), conducting object detection/tracking research, specifically on videos for the HEROES project.
The Law Faculty has hosted the HEROES project first face-to-face meeting, led by the Complutense University, which brings together 26 other European, Asian and American organizations to fight against pederasty and trafficking on the Internet.
A researchers group from the Complutense University is leading a seven million euro project with 21 organizations around the world to fight against pederasty and trafficking on the Internet.
The Complutense University of Madrid coordinates the European project HEROES, which will develop innovative technological tools, methodologies and strategies to combat the crimes of child sexual abuse and exploitation and human trafficking, and to protect victims.
