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Here’s good information on the facts and signs of sexual abuse, normal sexual behavior, and offender behaviors.
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What if your child is being sexually abused? Here’s how to help your child and how to report the abuse.
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You need to talk openly to your child about sexual abuse, early and often. But what to say? Here’s help.
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When you witness bullying, it might feel difficult or even impossible to intervene. But you don’t have to do something dramatic—even one small action can create change. Use your #BystanderPower!

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