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AI Image Abuse: The First-Hour Guide

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Know what to say, what to do and what not to do.


When a child reports that a sexualised image has been created or altered using AI, the first professional response can either return some control to them or take more of it away.

This free two-page guide gives school and children’s home staff a clear, calm route through the first hour.


The guide will help you:

  • Respond without blame, panic or disbelief
  • Identify immediate safety and safeguarding concerns
  • Speak with the child without interrogating them
  • Avoid repeatedly viewing, copying or forwarding the image
  • Record essential information appropriately
  • Know when to consult, refer or escalate
  • Consider what the child will need after the immediate incident


Who is it for?

This guide has been created for:

  • Designated Safeguarding Leads
  • Teachers and pastoral staff
  • Residential childcare teams
  • Social workers and youth practitioners
  • School and children’s home leaders
  • Anyone who may receive an initial disclosure


The technology may be new. The use of shame, control and sexual humiliation is not.

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  • About
    • What We Do
    • About the Founder
    • Get in contact
    • Our Feedback
    • Privacy Policy
  • What We Do
    • Serious Youth and Group Violence Training
    • Webinars and Seminars
    • Reflective Practice & Supervision Sessions
    • Sexual Exploitation Awareness Training
    • Managing & Dealing with Challenging Behaviour
    • Learning Zone >
      • Training & Refresher Material
      • The Big Questions
      • Improving Your Practice >
        • Slang Terms
      • Essex County Lines Information
  • Resources
    • Resources for Practitioners, Educators, and Safeguarding Professionals​
    • 30 Days of Reflection: Home Truths Card Set
    • 30 Days of Reflection: Exploitation Edition
    • Awareness Posters >
      • Respect Over Control: School Poster and Discussion Pack
      • Know the Signs - CCE Awareness
    • Gangs and Serious Youth Violence Research
    • Sexual Exploitation and CSE Research
    • Supporting Social Enterprise
    • Realities and Reflections from the Frontline
    • Keep it Moving Legacy
  • Resources for Parents & Caregivers