This publication presents papers from a 1982 child sexual abuse conference sponsored by the Colorado State Department of Social Services, designed to identify major issues and trends and to stimulate the exchange of perspectives and practices among persons concerned about preventing and treating child sexual abuse. The first section of the document deals with systems issues in six papers: "The Trend of Childhood Sexual Abuse in Colorado Reflected in the Central Registry," by Joann Davies; "A Large County Sexual Abuse Program: Adult Diversion in El Paso County," by Anne B. Topper; "A Medium Size County-Community Based Sexual Abuse Program: The Moffat County Incest Treatment Program," by Lisa B. Kilrow; "A Teamwork Approach in the Intervention of Incest Cases: Interviewing the Perpetrator," by Georgia M. Garland and Gerald L. Utesch; and "Sexually Abused Children and the Criminal Courts," by Priscilla Conrad. The second section on treatment issues includes: "Current Findings and Critical Research Issues of the Eighties," by Claudia Carroll; "Medical Evaluation of Sexual Abuse," by Barton D. Schmitt; "Psychiatric Emergencies in Medical Practice: The Covert Presentation of Sexual Abuse," by Michael Weissberg; "The Marital Dyad," by Bruce Gottlieb; "Interviewing the Sexually Abused Child from a Developmental Perspective," by Lupe-Rebekah Samaniego; "Individual Psychotherapy with the Resistive Perpetrator," by Dana L. Cogan; and "Family Therapy with Sexually Abusive Families," by Patricia Mrazek. The appendices contain the conference program agenda, county program forms, Parents United information, a bibliography, and a list of films on sexual abuse and incest. (MCF)