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Breaking Taboo: Addressing Sibling Sexual Abuse with Amy Adams
Sibling sexual abuse is a complex and often overlooked issue. On this episode of One in Ten, we explore the challenges surrounding the disclosure and identification of such cases, the
How Good Are We at Keeping Kids Safe?, with Laura Avery and Katherine Stewart
When it comes to child sexual abuse and exploitation, a new study of 28 states shows we’re not doing very well. So what can we do about it? Please take
How Good Are Parents at Recognizing Grooming?, with Elizabeth Jeglic, Ph.D.
Would you recognize grooming if you saw it? We all think we know what it means, but that doesn’t mean we’re any good at spotting it—even if we’re parents determined
Treating Adolescents With Problematic Sexual Behaviors, with Melissa Grady, Ph.D., and Jamie Yoder, Ph.D.
For problematic sexual behavior in teens, what are the risk factors and key opportunities to interrupt and treat this behavior?
Boys: The Invisible Victims of Child Sex Trafficking, with Amanda Connella and Sandra Stone, Ph.D.
What places boys at special risk for sex trafficking, and how can we help them?
A Sea of Red Dots: The Explosion in Online Child Sexual Abuse, with Elizabeth and Ted Cross and Stefan Turkheimer
In the face of a growing market for child sexual abuse materials, how do we keep kids safe—and how do we hold tech companies accountable?
Are We Remembering the Boys?, with Mark Kavenagh, Ph.D.
What do we know about how boys experience sexual exploitation, and how do we ensure that every victim of every gender gets the help that they need to heal?
Why Do Kids Blame Themselves After Abuse?, with Dr. Ernest Jouriles
How do we help children who have been sexually abused believe that abuse is never, ever their fault?
Practical Magic: Understanding Lived Experience Through Data, with Seth Boughton
How do we know that the work we do makes a difference?
When Abuse Strikes Twice, with Miranda Kaye, Ph.D.
Both civilian and military families experience the same stressors that may contribute to child abuse and neglect, but military families experience additional stressors.