Project Intercept's Online Abuse Prevention
Project Intercept's Online Abuse Prevention
Trigger for Change
New figures from our colleagues at Lucy Faithfull Foundation, providers of Stop It Now! UK and Ireland, shows the huge potential for prevention through partnerships between specialist NGOs and tech companies.
After working with platforms like Google and TikTok to implement warning messages for people searching for sexual images of children, users on these platforms have triggered warnings more than 70 million times. 700,000 people have clicked through for support to change their behaviour through Stop It Now.
Tech companies can not only respond after harm occurs, but actively prevent harm
from happening and promote behaviour change.
We’re grateful to see Prevention Global launch UNDERSTANDING HARM, a multi-year research initiative designed to strengthen the quality of data on child sexual abuse perpetration and risk factors around the world.
It's International Child Helpline Day this Sunday, May 17 – a day to recognize and celebrate the invaluable contributions made by staff and volunteers in child helplines all around the world.
A series of new Blogs are available on our website for youth with questions about their or a friend's sexual thoughts, feelings, or concerns - What's OK?.