Marie Keenan's guest appearances

Marie Keenan

UCD Humanities Institute Podcast

The Kavanagh Sisters Podcast

The Earthly Delights Podcast

Donald Trump

Rebecca Traister

George Bryant

Michael D. Higgins

James Joyce

Jeffery Epstein

Buck Angel

Judith Butler

James Murray

Elizabeth Strout

Anne Enright

Samuel Beckett

Marina Warner

Margaret Atwood

Sean Duffy

OwlTail

Join Jim and Seb, as they talk to Dr. Marie Keenan about the trauma associated with sexual abuse and therapy for the survivors and perpetrators alike. Dr. Marie Keenan is a lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, University College Dublin and a member of the Advisory Board of UCD's Criminology Institute. For more information about Dr. Marie Keenan and her work please click here: https://people.ucd.ie/marie.keenan or download her film see here: http://themeetingfilm.com/

Join Jim and Seb, as they talk to Dr. Marie Keenan about the trauma associated with sexual abuse and therapy for the survivors and perpetrators alike. Dr. Marie Keenan is a lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work and Social Justice, University College Dublin and a member of the Advisory Board of UCD's Criminology Institute. For more information about Dr. Marie Keenan and her work please click here: <a href="https://people.ucd.ie/marie.keenan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://people.ucd.ie/marie.keenan</a> or download her film see here: <a href="http://themeetingfilm.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://themeetingfilm.com/</a>

#30: Dr Marie Keenan - Sexual Abuse & Restorative Justice

Dr Marie Keenan – Associate Professor Lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work &amp; Social Justice, University of College Dublin Trigger Warning' if you or someone you know has been affected by sexual abuse please remember the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre 24-hour Helpline is open 1800 77 8888 In today’s podcast (episode 30) we will be talking to Dr, Marie Keenan, Associate Professor, Lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work &amp; Social Justice, University of College Dublin. Dr Keenan speaks of how she, along with two other colleagues established the Granada Institute in Dublin in 1995. How they designed and delivered a treatment programme for clergy and laymen who had perpetrated sexual crimes against minors and what parameters they worked within. Marie speaks openly and honestly about the frustration she feels at the government’s inability to put in place appropriate workable solutions in response to sexual crime, including restorative justice going forward.  Marie is one of the few people in Ireland working in Restorative Justice in relation to perpetrators and victims of sexual abuse. She explains the process involved for those that may be interested in confronting their abusers in a safe environment. She a fierce proponent of using restorative justice in the realms of sexual abuse or sexual violence cases and believes that a restorative approach will provide victims with a sense of justice that the majority of victims may never get going through our deeply flawed justice system. Dr Keenan’s research credentials both academically and in her professional practice are extensive and impressive. She remains committed to providing workable solutions for victims of sexual crimes both in and out of our justice system and has no intention of stopping any day soon. Take care Joyce, June and Paula For her full bio on Dr Marie Keenan  - click on the link below https://people.ucd.ie/marie.keenan

Dr Marie Keenan – Associate Professor Lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work &amp; Social Justice, University of College Dublin Trigger Warning' if you or someone you know has been affected by sexual abuse please remember the <a href="https://www.drcc.ie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Dublin Rape Crisis Centre</a> 24-hour Helpline is open 1800 77 8888 In today’s podcast (episode 30) we will be talking to Dr, Marie Keenan, Associate Professor, Lecturer at the School of Social Policy, Social Work &amp; Social Justice, University of College Dublin. Dr Keenan speaks of how she, along with two other colleagues established the Granada Institute in Dublin in 1995. How they designed and delivered a treatment programme for clergy and laymen who had perpetrated sexual crimes against minors and what parameters they worked within. Marie speaks openly and honestly about the frustration she feels at the government’s inability to put in place appropriate workable solutions in response to sexual crime, including restorative justice going forward.  Marie is one of the few people in Ireland working in Restorative Justice in relation to perpetrators and victims of sexual abuse. She explains the process involved for those that may be interested in confronting their abusers in a safe environment. She a fierce proponent of using restorative justice in the realms of sexual abuse or sexual violence cases and believes that a restorative approach will provide victims with a sense of justice that the majority of victims may never get going through our deeply flawed justice system. Dr Keenan’s research credentials both academically and in her professional practice are extensive and impressive. She remains committed to providing workable solutions for victims of sexual crimes both in and out of our justice system and has no intention of stopping any day soon. Take care Joyce, June and Paula For her full bio on Dr Marie Keenan  - click on the link below <a href="https://apc01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpeople.ucd.ie%2Fmarie.keenan&amp;data=02%7C01%7C%7Ca27c640386fa48b5a92208d7ede05be3%7C84df9e7fe9f640afb435aaaaaaaaaaaa%7C1%7C0%7C637239420260025113&amp;sdata=yC4pUsj%2B8ouu7X32GIPrP8Ni8kAigWC%2FCBY%2FQyePtwE%3D&amp;reserved=0" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://people.ucd.ie/marie.keenan</a>

Episode 30 - Dr Marie Keenan Associate Professor

Dr Marie Keenan (UCD). Child Sexual Abuse and the Catholic Church - Why Gender, Power and Organisational Culture Matter.

Marie Keenan. Child Sexual Abuse and the Catholic Church - Why Gender, Power and Organisational Culture Matter.