Prevention Coalition
@PreventTogether
The Prevention Coalition is a unified effort to promote the healthy development of children and youth, and end their sexual abuse and exploitation
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Elevating survivor voices can be a powerful way to convey the heartbreaking effects of child sexual abuse and can help motivate people to support prevention programs. #preventcsa
A10 (1/2) Remind them that they can always come to you. First response should not be to restrict their internet access. This may come across as punishment, putting the ‘blame’ on them. Teach how to report and block unwanted contacts. As always, open communication is key. #NCAPM
Q10. What should kids do if they get unwanted messages on social media? #NCAPM
A8 There are many reasons why kids and teens don’t tell. Two of the big reasons are fear of the unknown and shame. We can reduce some of those fears by ending “What If” scenarios with, “I would want to know. You won’t be in trouble.” #NCAPM
Additionally, abusers typically spend months or years grooming their potential victims, investing heavily in trust. They use a form of blackmail, called #sextortion, as leverage. Learn more about sextortion: stopsextortion.com #NCAPM
A8. Our research shows that in the non-consensual sharing of nudes among children, 60% of kids and 55% of caregivers place blame on the victim. For more on our SG-CSAM research: thorn.org/blog/thorn-res… #NCAPM
![thorn's tweet card. We’ve been hearing increasing concerns from our partners on the front lines about child sexual abuse material (CSAM) where there was no obvious abuser in the image. These images are […]](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2012978819532300288/WA8SFJeB?format=jpg&name=orig)
Q8. What are some reasons children might not disclose their online sexual abuse? #NCAPM
Children might not disclose abuse for a number of reasons. They might be scared of anger or punishment from their parents. The child also might feel guilt, shame, self-blame, or fear of embarrassment. #NCAPM
Q8. What are some reasons children might not disclose their online sexual abuse? #NCAPM
Boys are particularly vulnerable to online sexual abuse with the popularity of online video games, which have become a tool to connect with friends and meet new people. This can allow perpetrators easy and anonymous access to exploit boys. #NCAPM Read: bit.ly/3nzW8WK
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Don’t be a Noob — Talk to Boys About Online Safety
With boys spending so much time online and the potential for unmonitored interactions, we need to talk about online safety.
Q3. What vulnerabilities are unique to boys for child sexual abuse? #NCAPM
A6. There are proven, evidence-based solutions to prevent sexual violence against children, and parents can play a critical role in prevention. You can read more in our Evidence Review with @oakfnd + @theEQI ⤵️ #SVSolutions #NCAPM @Thorn @MissingKids togetherforgirls.org/svsolutions/
Q6. What are some ways we can prevent child sexual abuse? At what age, should parents have conversations with their children around preventing child sexual abuse and online risks? #NCAPM
If you see images or videos of child sexual abuse, you should call your local police and submit a tip at cybertipline.org. Don't share the content. Sharing child sexual abuse material is a crime that can further victimize children. #NCAPM @MissingKids @thorn
Q4. What should I do if I find Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) online? #NCAPM
A5. Adverse Childhood Experiences can have a lasting impact on physical and emotional health. If you have experienced trauma, it isn’t your fault and there are people who do want to help. #traumainformed #therapy #mentalhealth #NCAPM
A4. REPORT! Do not share, tag or engage with the content or post. Report it to the platform in which you are seeing the content on and report it to the CyberTipline at CyberTipline.org #NCAPM
A4. Being exposed to CSAM online can be upsetting- it’s normal to need support to deal with what you have seen. missingkids.org/content/dam/mi… #NCAPM (2/2)
A4. Report it to the CyberTipline! If it’s a child’s image, you can also report the image to the platform where you found it; learn more at missingkids.org/takeitdown. #NCAPM (1/2)
Q4. What should I do if I find Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM) online? #NCAPM
A3 Culture Reframed also has excellent resources to equip caregivers including a self paced class and scripted conversations culturereframed.org @CultureReframed #NCAPM
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Culture Reframed
Through science-backed, robust courses and other resources, we help kids develop healthy, respectful views of sex and intimacy throughout their lives. Learn more.
A2. Start the conversation regarding online safety early and have them often. Make sure they are age appropriate but work these talks into regular discussion and look for teachable moments.
Be sure to discuss the characteristics of healthy relationships, such as having and respecting boundaries and practicing consent. Explain that both pressuring someone and being pressured into sexual behaviors that are uncomfortable or unsafe are not ok. #NCAPM
Q2. What are some tips for parents/educators who want to talk to their children about child sexual abuse or risks online? #NCAPM
A8 Advocate for policies that support efforts to prevent initial perpetration of child sexual abuse. Pay special attention to children or youth with problematic sexual behaviors including technology-facilitated interactions. #6Pillars #HTAD2021
Q8. Youth and vulnerable populations are being targeted online. What can we do to better protect children online? #HTAD2021 #HumanTraffickingAwarenessDay
A2 Children who’ve experienced sexual abuse are at higher risk. Prevent trafficking by learning how to prevent child sexual abuse. Contact your local CAC for training on child sexual abuse prevention and encourage other adults to join you. Share what you learn. #HTAD2021
A2. Prioritize research-informed efforts that interrupt the flow of activities and practices which feed demand for children as sexual commodities and objects to be used, abused, and exploited. #6Pillars #HTAD2021
Q2. What strategies can parent’s, caregivers, and community members use to help prevent human trafficking and what can we do to better protect children online? #HTAD2021 #HumanTraffickingAwarenessDay
Sexuality education has been shown to help to prevent and reduce the risks of adolescent pregnancy, HIV, and sexually transmitted infections for children and adolescents. #SixPillar s#preventcsa
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