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Hanna  Lahtinen

Hanna Lahtinen

University Lecturer

Dr

School of Educational Sciences and Psychology, Philosophical Faculty

hanna.lahtinen@uef.fi | +358 50 342 8546

Hanna-Mari Lahtinen (PhD) is a psychologist specialized in legal psychology and works as a university teacher at University of Eastern Finland. Her research focuses on factors associated with disclosing child abuse to adults, as well as factors associated with keeping the experiences of abuse concealed from adults. Lahtinen is also an expert-member at the Administrative court of Eastern Finland and trains professionals from different fields in interviewing children.

During 1.3.2023 – 1.3.2025 Lahtinen focuses on research in the Knowledge to Prevent (2KNOW) project. Project 2KNOW aims to support and improve national and international data collection on violence against children by developing a sustainable and replicable data collection model that is suited to gathering information about online sexual violence against children.

Read more:

https://uefconnect.uef.fi/en/group/knowledge-to-prevent-2know/

https://www.suojellaanlapsia.fi/en/2know

During 1.10.2023 – 30.9.2027 Lahtinen focuses actively participates into COST Action to Establish networks to implement the principles on effective interviewing for investigations (ImpleMendéz). The project aims to support and improve national and international networks for wider implementation of the ‘Mendez Principles’, ending cruel and inhumane practices that have adversely affected so many lives through unethical interrogations. Lahtinen represents Finland in the Management Committee of the project and is a co-leader in the Working group 3.

Read more:

https://uefconnect.uef.fi/en/group/implemendez-establishing-networks-to-implement-the-principles-on-effective-interviewing-for-investigations/

https://implemendez.eu/

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