Press Room
Stop It Now! is one of the leading advocacy organizations on child sexual abuse prevention in the United States. See our press releases and commentaries on current events. Contact Deborah Donovan Rice, Executive Director, for media inquiries.
Press Releases
December 13, 2011
Testimony Submitted to Senate Hearing on Child Sexual Abuse
Full testimony
November 16, 2011
From Outrage to Action: Commentary on the Penn State-Sandusky Case
For a summary of media on the Penn State case, see Penn State: Prevention = No More Victims
May 23, 2011
CNN Features Stop It Now!
Yvonne Cournoyer was interviewed on CNN Headline News Channel's Issues with Jane Velez-Mitchell
November 22, 2010
Stop it now! United in the prevention of child sexual abuse (University of Huddersfield, UK)
November 20, 2010
New scholarship marks 2010 World Day for Prevention of Child Abuse
July 2010
Fighting child abuse via the web (University of Huddersfield, UK)
July 15, 2010
National survey measures public views on child sexual abuse
April 20, 2010
UofL pediatricians to pilot sexual abuse prevention program (University of Louisville)
February 27, 2010
Congressman Richard Neal to visit Stop It Now!: Child Sex Abuse Prevention & Protection Center
February 23, 2010
Federal Funding to Boost Stop It Now! Child Abuse Prevention Service
February 8, 2010
Oprah on Child Molesters: Joint Statement from Stop It Now! & Darkness to Light
Press Release Archive
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Media Contact
Deborah Donovan Rice, Executive Director
Stop It Now!
351 Pleasant St., Suite B-319
Northampton, MA 01060
413.587.3500 ext. 1
General Information
Media Resources
FAQ's
Child Sexual Abuse Statistics
2010 Report on US Adult Views on Child Sexual Abuse
About Stop It Now!
Stories of Hope
About Deborah Donovan Rice
Background Information for Journalists
Beyond the Headlines, a web resource developed by the Journalism Center for Children and Families, provides information for journalists to move beyond reporting the basic facts on child sexual abuse cases. It helps reporters find context and new story lines that can help their audience understand the risks of child sexual abuse, while educating them about what can be done to protect children.
