SAAM Program: Sexual Assault 101. This workshop defines sexual violence and discusses the common myths and stereotypes that still exist around sexual assault and the various ways a person may react to an assault.
Ask your rabbi, minister or religious leader to speak out publicly about domestic violence.
Got a teenager or tweenager at home? Talk to them as soon as possible about what a healthy, non-violent relationship is.
Know someone whose relationship concerns you? Don't mind your own business!
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Between 1979 and 1981 a series of high-profile missing-children cases became national headlines. Three such cases contributed to the shock of the nation’s consciousness bringing attention to the seriousness of child victimization and forever changing the response by law-enforcement agencies to reports of missing children.