Make April 2011 Child Sexual Abuse Prevention ACTION month
April is Child Abuse Prevention and Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Our experience and research with adults consistently shows that adult action falls short of awareness and good intentions when it comes to preventing the sexual abuse of children. So join with us to start taking action this month to make April 2011 Child Sexual Abuse Prevention ACTION month!
What you can do now!
- Download our NEW tip sheet - Sexual Safety in Sports: Talking about Coaches Who Show Inappropriate Interest in Kids
- Register for a FREE webinar (April 20): "Awareness to Action: what adults can do to prevent child sexual abuse."
- Sign the petition to ask federal agencies to require prevention policies and training for youth-serving organizations. Speak out, sign and help gather more support by joining us on Change.org.
- Follow us on Twitter and Facebook where we'll be highlighting FAQs and Tools for Prevention for you to share with family, friends, and colleagues.
- Check out our online store for printed materials, posters, magnets, wrist bands and more. Speak out and share your commitment to prevention.
- Donate online today so we can keep helping adults stop child sexual abuse. For nearly 20 years, we've depended on your support to keep creating and sharing FREE resources and giving FREE guidance to adults who contact us with concerns.
Check out other national campaigns
- Sexual Assault Awareness Month (#SAAM). The National Sexual Violence Resource Center has resources, tip sheets and suggestions for activities. The theme is "It's time...to get involved" and focuses on "bystander awareness." April 5th is the SAAM Day of Action.
- Child Abuse Prevention Month (#CAPM2011). The Child Welfare Information Gateway has a Strengthening Families and Communities campaign with resources, tip sheets, activity calendar and more (especially for agencies and professionals).
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