Media coverage of sexual abuse greatly impacts education, attitudes and beliefs regarding this critical epidemic...

Creating a safety plan provides your child with the confidence of knowing that there is always a way out of an unsafe situation.

Self-fulfillment can be a powerful tool in sexual abuse prevention.

One of the main obstacles within our community that hinder prevention efforts is false beliefs about the frequency and the impact of...

Just as you have your own smile, your own humor, and your own personality - your boundaries are unique too. Creating emotional, physical...

With digital consumption skyrocketing through social media, online streaming and even e-learning, pornography has never been easier to...

When we commit to a relationship with someone we know and love, we share intimate parts of our minds and souls through trust. That trust...

Digital over-dependence can create issues of anxiety, low self-esteem, and peer pressure throughout a child’s development.

What happens when someone you thought you knew ends up being a stranger? One of the dangers of socializing online is Catfishing....

Sexual abuse predators have taken to virtual and live-streaming platforms to access and share exploitative and abusive content of children.

The unforeseen downside of having bumper stickers is that it creates an avenue of vulnerability by exposing private information to abusers.

Gaslighting will slowly chip away at your identity, your emotional stability and your confidence.

Imagine having to overcome every day without knowing if you’ll be safe at work, at school or even in your own home.

What happens when the convenience of ride-sharing apps becomes a priority over safety?

Once they are hired, drop in unexpectedly and without notice so they understand that you are actively engaged in your child’s safety.

Learning about unsafe touching can help protect your child’s innocence and empower them to protect their boundaries.

In a relationship, teens share sensitive information with their partner that can be used against them through dating violence.

One of the most important tools in sexual abuse prevention is clear and open communication with your child.

About one-third of all sexual abuse offenses are committed by children under the age of 18.