When we know better, we do better
In order to prevent sexual violence and child abuse, it takes more than one conversation with your child. It takes more than one presentation at school. It takes an ongoing dialog on a personal, family, and community level. Talking about these topics can be tough, but it’s important that we all have them. When we change attitudes and beliefs, we can change behavior. .
Click on the links below for information, resources, safety tips, and other ways in which you can become a key player and trusted adult in the life of a child. These information sheets will walk you through the what, the how, and the why and when of talking about of sexual violence and child abuse.
Click on the links below for information, resources, safety tips, and other ways in which you can become a key player and trusted adult in the life of a child. These information sheets will walk you through the what, the how, and the why and when of talking about of sexual violence and child abuse.
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Other resources... |
Websites:
Internet Safety: www.netsmartzkids.org/ www.commonsensemedia.org/privacy-and-internet-safety Inappropriate/unsafe touching/Child Lures Prevention: www.cfchildren.org/families/sexual-abuse-prevention www.childluresprevention.com/parents/index.asp Book Resources: Three Kinds of Touches By: Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape I Said No! By: Zach and Kimberly King My Body is Mine! By: Peter Osilaja The Right Touch By: Sandy Kleven, LCSW Not in Room 204 By: Shannon Riggs |
