FOR THE SURVIVORS NOT BELIEVED
What about me. I was here. I told the truth. You said you believed me. But not beyond a reasonable doubt. Not even a 50% chance I’m telling the truth. You keep asking kids to tell. Do you see me? I was here. What about me?
GET THE FACTS: CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
Child sexual abuse is a serious problem within our society and occurs more frequently than people realize. It includes a wide range of behaviors and situations — offences can range from one offender to multiple offenders; with or without the use of violence.
One of the most important ways to protect your child against sexual abuse is teaching them consent by giving them the power and ability to say no. If they understand consent and sexual health, then they will be that much more capable of telling you when someone violates them in some way.
When people think of bullying they think of kids getting shoved into lockers or having their heads flushed in a toilet but the truth is bullying can be a lot more complicated than that. Bullies use their power to hurt or control others and they might make you feel unsafe in places where you should feel safe and that's not okay.
