The National Adolescent Perpetration Network (NAPN) is the leading network for those who serve children and adolescents who have perpetrated sexual abuse.
1 in 4 girls will be sexually abused before their 18th birthday. Through education we are working to change those odds and make an impact on a child’s life.
Learn about our youth education programs below & begin the personal safety education at home today
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The new @Sexual_Abuse_J blog is up, by David Prescott and @kieranmc80
entitled "Returning to the Basics: A UK Case Goes Terribly Wrong"
https://t.co/9z1Qeq6OCz
@MakeSocietySafe
Our team shares some of the tools we've been using to help gain a greater understanding of the links between sexual violence, racism, and justice for survivors.
https://t.co/rCWV3vLMNv
Hi all:
This one promises to be fantastic. Free to all. Next Thursday, June 25 at 3 PM Eastern US time. Please feel free to share.
https://t.co/YdVLnGaSMa
“Psychological research can provide direction for law enforcement efforts to reduce crime and increase community trust.” — APA CEO @ArthurCEvans, in written testimony for today's House Judiciary Committee hearing on racial injustice and police brutality https://t.co/ccBVyrsjxv
Conversations with your children about racial violence are necessary, explains @DrEarlTurner — even if you don't have all the answers. https://t.co/aHJOf0BxUu
How can you foster open and ongoing communication with your children about discrimination? Here are some things for parents and caregivers to keep in mind. https://t.co/nBPibJsgHw
Our new blog on child sexual abuse imagery just came out. In it we argue it's time to widen the net on our understanding and our efforts at prevention:
https://t.co/wD9iBhjLaC
The signs that an adult may be using their relationship with a child for sexual reasons may not be obvious and we need to know the signs, so we can watch out for them.
Learn more, or if you have concerns, call our Stop It Now! helpline on 0808 1000 900: https://t.co/kdn85LpDcH
The new @Sexual_Abuse_J blog by David Prescott, @kieranmc80 and @KUzieblo Uzieblo called "Child Sexual Abuse Imagery in the Pandemic: Taking the Public Health Direction as We Emerge Into the New “Normal” is now up
https://t.co/fup0Dk0C5r
https://t.co/UiX7d1DJ3B offers free online tools and skills-building courses for teens and young adults with an attraction to children, so they can learn to lead safe, healthy, and non-offending lives. Please share this resource with anyone you know who might need it.
Shared by the Institute of Child Psychology: Our window of tolerance refers to how much space we have to be present, to be productive, to be creative & to give to others. During periods of stress the “arch” shrinks & we either shut down or blow up. Graphic Credit: #lindsaybraman
In order to address the looming mental health crisis of #COVID19, we need to invest in psychologists and other care providers and find ways to restructure an overburdened and underfunded mental health care system. https://t.co/V1LPp985sb
This week's free webinar is a conversation with Scott Miller. Come one, come all! 3 PM Eastern US time on Thursday May 14.
Webinar: An Evolution of Practice: From the Dodo Bird to Deliberate Practice – A Conversation with Scott Miller
https://t.co/0GSPvBLLzv
Please make regular check-ins with vulnerable individuals in your household and neighborhood – those who are physically infirm, have mental health issues, or are unable to speak up for themselves. All of us have a role to play in preventing sexual abuse and keeping society safe.
Although we made the necessary decision to cancel #NAPNConference2020 the sting of being unable to welcome you all in Portland today is definitely there. Today would have been day 1 of our 3-day National Conference in partnership w/OASOTN. Not to worry, though. We will be back!