We aim to bolster the entire ecosystem, striving to minimise and prevent online sexual child exploitation (CSE). We are committed to improving the detection, reporting, prosecution, and prevention of this atrocious crime.
ICMEC Australia believes those working on the frontlines need enhanced information and tools to bolster their capabilities. These organisations must be interconnected to share information, data, and best practices, enabling us to be stronger and more united in our fight against CSE.
We have several programs to achieve this goal and create meaningful change.
ICMEC Australia acknowledges the outstanding work of our law enforcement partners and works closely with them to identify areas that need strengthening and provides them with the necessary tools whenever possible.
Our training programs leverage the expertise of Australian and international law enforcement, boosting contemporary knowledge with training from subject matter experts and internationally renowned child protection leaders. Within Australia, we collaborate with our state, territory and commonwealth partners to identify future trends and establish best practices.
Our upcoming training partnerships include:
ICMEC Australia acknowledges Traditional Owners throughout Australia and their continuing connection to lands, waters and communities. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, and Elders past and present.