3 years of #PowerInPrevention Web Conferences Building a Movement to End Child Sexual Abuse

 

This  podcast explores the process of creating content for the Ms. Foundation #PowerInPrevention Ending Child Sexual Abuse web conference series. The series hosts, Leona Smith Di Faustino, Cordelia Anderson, and Joan Tabachnick reflect on stand out moments and what their hopes are for the future of the movement to end child sexual abuse.

Since 2012, PreventConnect in collaboration with Ms. Foundation for Women, have led 21 web conference on ending child sexual abuse. Each session has recording and materials available.

2014-2015:

• Unique Opportunities for Child Sexual Abuse Prevention: Learning from Migrant Farmworker Communities 
• Child Sexual Abuse Prevention at the Intersections: Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children
• Restorative Justice: A Promising Approach to Ending Child Sexual Abuse
• Preventing the Harm, Promoting the Helpful: Healthy Sexuality
• Bridging Knowledge in Child Sexual Abuse Prevention: Promising Practices in Indigenous Communities
• Pillars of Policy for Child Sexual Abuse Prevention: A Discussion

2013-2014

• Faith Communities Engaged in Ending Child Sexual Abuse
• Secret Survivor’s Tools for Strengthening your Prevention Efforts
• Power of Organizational Practices:  Innovations to Keep Kids Safer
• Statute of Limitations and its Connection to Prevention
• Child Sexual Abuse and Disabilities
• Telling our Stories:  Learning as we Build a Movement to end Child Sexual Abuse

2012-2013

• Including Child Sexual Abuse in the Sexual Violence Prevention Movement
• Using Media to End Child Sexual Abuse
• Preventing the Perpetration of Child Sexual Abuse
• Voices of Experience: the role of direct experiences in social change
• Healthy Sexuality and Caring Connections: Foundations for Prevention
• The Role of Arts in Ending Child Sexual Abuse
• Depictions of children in media and pornography: Implications for prevention
• After Sandusky: What we have learned to prevent child sexual abuse in youth-serving organizations 
• Policy changes that help and hinder our ability to end child sexual abuse