Traffickers are always looking to exploit women and children to generate money and it’s one of the most profitable top industries that exist

We can educate our children and help them feel comfortable speaking and coming to us for help and guidance.

Back in 2016, the organization Enough is Enough sent a pledge, titled the “Children’s Internet Safety Presidential Pledge,” to all of the...

When you bury your secrets, especially a secret of sexual abuse, you’re actually burying yourself alive.

I am proud to be part of such a robust Christian ministry with a 10-year history of serving the sexually abused and helping parents safeguar

Pornography – it’s an industry that generates $13 billion dollars every year in the United States, and according to a recent CovenantEyes...

More and more research continues to become available about the effects of pornography on our brain, heart, relationships and society....

Perpetrators will work in positions or position themselves to be with children. Think about who has access to your children?

How does anyone know for sure that someone wants to have sex with you? There’s only one way to tell - they must consent to it.

Children and teens need to know the truth about what online predators seek to do. Knowing dangerous apps can help you keep children safe.

When you approach online dating, you must be aware of a few dangers and know how to get yourself out of a red flag situation.

What happens when someone you thought you knew ends up being a stranger? One of the dangers of socializing online is Catfishing....

Sexual abuse predators have taken to virtual and live-streaming platforms to access and share exploitative and abusive content of children.

For parents who discover that their child was sexually abused is a devastating and destabilizing reality. It’s like living a nightmare,...

One of the most important tools in sexual abuse prevention is clear and open communication with your child.

The unforeseen downside of having bumper stickers is that it creates an avenue of vulnerability by exposing private information to abusers.

The first statement and belief that must be engraved in the heart of any survivor is, “It was not your fault.”

Common consequences of relying on false beliefs as a form of truth are the following: low self-esteem, , guilt, self-blame, and shame.

Media coverage of sexual abuse greatly impacts education, attitudes and beliefs regarding this critical epidemic...

Digital over-dependence can create issues of anxiety, low self-esteem, and peer pressure throughout a child’s development.