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Recent research on grooming behaviors can tell us what high-risk behaviors to look for when an adult interacts with children.

Research shows that spanking is ineffective—and even harmful to kids—yet many child abuse professionals and medical providers still hesitate to raise the issue with parents.

What is the relationship between poverty and child abuse and neglect, and what needs to change for us to truly stand alongside families and be genuinely helpful?

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?

What do potential jurors believe about children and resisting sexual abuse, and how does that influence the outcome at trial?

How do we help children who have been sexually abused believe that abuse is never, ever their fault?

Mass violence can come to any community, so how can we prepare to help caregivers, children, and our communities as a whole cope with mass violence and its long-term aftermath?

Forget what Hollywood says—what does bravery in leadership really look like, and how might small brave moves change us and our organizations?

Everyone’s heard of the vengeful woman who accuses her ex-husband of child abuse during a divorce, but in this rebroadcast of one of our earliest episodes, we take a look

In a rebroadcast of one of our best episodes from our first season, Dr. Lisa Amaya-Jackson joins us to discuss why context matters when it comes to an individual’s adverse