Podcasts about child abuse awareness

In a quiet California town, a baby is rushed to the hospital with injuries so severe that it left doctors speechless. As investigators dig deeper, a haunting story of neglect, deception, and unthinkable cruelty begins to unravel. Who failed to protect this small child? And how did it come to this? This is the tragic case of Camilo Esteban Miramontes.—-En un tranquilo pueblo de California, un bebé es llevado de urgencia al hospital con heridas tan graves que dejaron a los médicos sin palabras. A medida que los investigadores profundizan, comienza a revelarse una escalofriante historia de negligencia, engaño y una crueldad inimaginable.¿Quién falló en proteger a este pequeño? ¿Y cómo se llegó a este punto?Este es el trágico caso de Camilo Esteban Miramontes.—-If You Suspect Abuse — Report Immediately:Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline-

April is Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month. Raise the spirits of those who have survived child abuse by showing your support with CAST-CAC's Spirit Week, Monday through Friday, April 7-11. Spirit Week themes are: •Monday, “Sock It” to child abuse. Wear your craziest socks. •Tuesday, “Peace Out” to child abuse. Wear tie-dyed clothing. •Wednesday, “Team Up” against abuse. Wear your favorite sports team jersey. •Thursday, “Band” together against child abuse. Dress as your favorite rock star. •Friday, “Dreaming” of a safe world for kids. Wear your favorite pajamas. Take pictures during spirit week and on Friday, April 11, send photos...Article Link

This week, we're revisiting one of our favorite episodes! Comedian and real-life mermaid, Nicole Byer (Best Friends podcast, NBC's Grand Crew) joins June and Jessica and let us tell you we cover IT ALL! First, June has allergies and looks to Jess and Nicole for direction on her new identity as an allergy haver, and Nicole fills us in on why her voice is so sexy and gives us a review of the Vegas stage production of RuPaul's Drag Race. Then, Nicole dishes about the dog that ruined her SATs and all the movies she hasn't seen. Finally, June and Nicole bond over the wild yet wonderful sh*t that happens in acting school. Remember Deep Divers, sometimes you're a mermaid, and sometimes you're just seaweed on the floor.  For more info on Child Abuse Awareness month go here https://preventchildabuse.org/ Visit the Pinterest Board pinterest.com/thedeepdive You can follow The Deep Dive on Twitter @thedeepdivepod June Diane Raphael @MsJuneDiane on Twitter @junediane on Instagram Jessica St. Clair @Jessica_StClair on Twitter @stclairjessica on Instagram Check out the Jane Club at www.janeclub.com Send us your The Deep Dive theme or any questions you might have to thedeepdive@earwolf.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month: Interview with Angie Seay

In this episode, the Creeps try Trader Joes Chocolate Wafers, in two varieties, one of which is peanut butter filled. Then, for our continuation of coverage for Child Abuse Awareness in the month of April, Matt updates the previously covered story of Lacey Fletcher, whose parents were sentenced for their part in her death. They also talk about old peanut butter cups, processing grief, and anger at case dismissals.

Thousands of Mississippi children are abused and neglected in our state every year. The attorney general's office and child advocacy groups are partnering to put a stop to the abuse. Then, March Madness is over, but many schools across the region got the chance to compete in this year's NCAA basketball tournament. How does getting a shot at the championship impact smaller schools beyond the basketball court.Plus, Will Mississippi lawmakers be able to reach a compromise on closing the state's healthcare gap--by expanding Medicaid? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hollie Jeffery is former Child Protection Services agent for the state of Mississippi (over 15 years), today kicks off Child Abuse Awareness month so I thought it would be a great time to have Hollie on to discuss child abuse & human trafficking from an angle you've probably never thought of.

Entertainment lineup released for downtown Morrilton totality party; Conway police make arrest in Easter shooting; Entergy customers to see lower bills; April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month; state launches Agritourism site; Pinion transfers to Arkansas State; area high school teams scheduled to play baseball and softball games today.

It's National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Today on the show we are talking about awareness, body safety, how to spot abuse, how to prevent it and how to treat trauma. Adam and the team brought together a panel of folks to talk about all of this.

On this episode, the Dad of the podcast talks about child abuse awareness which is nationally recognized throughout the month of April. He discusses some statistics and why you should consider having an open door policy to your home for your children's friends.

April is Child Abuse Prevention Month. In Episode 17, Erin leads us in a great conversation about the very difficult topic of Child Abuse...risk factors, signs, and most importantly, what we can do about it. This is an extended episode packed full of valuable information to help protect children.State Child Abuse and Neglect Reporting NumbersContact your local child protective services office or law enforcement agency.Childhelp National Child Abuse HotlineProvides information on the Childhelp National Child Abuse Hotline (Call or text 1.800.4.A.CHILD [1.800.422.4453]). Professional crisis counselors are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, in over 170 languages. All calls are confidential. The hotline offers crisis intervention, information, and referrals to thousands of emergency, social service, and support resources.CyberTiplineNational Center for Missing and Exploited Children (2022)Provides information about how to report online sexual exploitation of a child or if you suspect that a child has been inappropriately contacted online. Information will be made available to law enforcement to investigate.---------------------------------------New website: https://www.purposedrivenpx.com/real-nurses-real-talk-podcastInterest form to tell your story: https://form.jotform.com/230685346709060Be sure to connect with us on Instagram:@realnurses_pcSend questions, topic ideas, and/or comments to realnursespc@gmail.com.

Episode 5 of the Entre Nos Podcast! Evelin and Alondra talk about serious topics including child abuse, being stalked, kidnappings, anxiety attacks, and much more! Hope you guys enjoy the episode! Alondra https://instagram.com/yunno.fades Studio 1017 https://instagram.com/Studio10.17 https://tiktok.com/@studio10.17 Evelin Vogues https://instagram.com/EvelinVogues Ella Y Mas https://instagram.com/EllayMas https://www.EllayMas.com Rollie Vogues https://instagram.com/RollieVogues https://tiktok.com/@RollieVogues Vogues Studios https://instagram.com/VoguesStudios https://VoguesStudios.com Essen Rugs https://instagram.com/EssenRugs https://EssenRugs.com Superior Style https://instagram.com/SuperiorHTX https://www.SuperiorHTX.com Marvelous Club Vintage https://instagram.com/MarvelousClubVintage https://depop.com/MarvelousClubVintage https://whatnot.com/MarvelousClubVintage Subscribe, like, and comment. We appreciate all the support and love and can't wait to bring you this and much more content! Intro / Outro: https://instagram.com/knightyouafool --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/studio1017/support

Learn the difference between child abuse and child neglect, including various signs to watch out for and where to make a report. Also, learn about the New Parent Support Program available for military parents, including expectant parents, and the kind of guidance and support it provides. Host Bruce Moody speaks with Shannon Best, who's with the Family Advocacy Program. FAP is the Defense Department's program designated to address child abuse and neglect. Visit Military OneSource at How to Report Child Abuse or Neglect in the Military (https://www.militaryonesource.mil/preventing-violence-abuse/child-abuse/how-to-report-child-abuse-as-a-member-of-the-military/) to learn about the resources and support available to service members and their families. Bruce Moody is a public affairs specialist with the office of Military Community and Family Policy. The Military OneSource Podcast is an official resource of the Defense Department. For more information, visit MilitaryOneSource.mil or call 800-342-9647. Military OneSource is your 24/7 connection to information, answers and support to help you reach your goals, overcome challenges and thrive.

Hello and welcome to another episode of The Talk With Tee. As the month of April was Child Abuse Awareness month. We ( myself and a special guest) will be sharing knowledge on this episode. Stay glued and do not forget to subscribe on all your listening platforms.

Episode 47 April is Child Abuse Awareness month. Coach Kelly Marie is interviewed by WUFO Host Kerry Sanders on Senior Moments radio show where she shares her story of childhood sexual abuse and why it's important for adults to recognize the signs.  Always take children's talk of being abused seriously. Call 911 or child protective services immediately! If you have questions or are unsure what to do, call the Child help National Child Abuse Hotline at 1-800-4-A-CHILD.  Did you know? 5 children die each day due to abuse Children that live in homes with domestic violence are 1500 times more likely to be abused The average age of reporting abuse in the US is 54 years old 700,000 children are abused each year in the US Child Advocacy Centers provide prevention education to over 2 million people per year   Mental Health Resources  Best Self Child Advocacy Group Address: 556 Franklin St, Buffalo, NY 14202 Phone: (716) 886-5437 Website: www.bestselfwny.org   Call 211 or visit www.211.org for help finding public services in your area Suicide Prevention Helpline has someone for you to talk to 24/7 call  (800) - 273 8255 Text GO to 741741 to reach a trained crisis counselor    Questions for the Host: Email FrontSeatLife@gmail.com  Click Here to rate & review on Apple Podcast  Follow or Share this Podcast from Spotify Add this show to your collection on Pandora. Support the Show with a one-time donation   Hosted by Coach Kelly Marie, founder of Front Seat Life LLC Produced by JazzCast Pros Podcast Production Network www.JazzCastPros.com  IG @Jazzytonair FB @JazzCastPros #ChildAbuseAwarenessMonth #Advocate #SexualAbuse #StrangerDanger #TrustedAdult #MentalHealthMonday #Buffalo #NewYork #BetheLight #FrontSeatLife #JazzCastPros

April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention, the last Sunday of April we recognize as Blue Sunday. Reaching out to the faith-based community asking for prayers for abused children, their families, and the families that rescue them.  In this episode of At Home, we will hear a story from Kimberly who tells about her experience with child abuse. This episode has adult content not suitable for children. This episode contains child abuse including, sexual, emotional, physical, and verbal abuse. Warning to those who have triggers of abuse, sexual content, or trauma.  At Home With Debbie Rule your talk show podcast about home, family, and relationships! https://www.facebook.com/athomewithdebbierule   

April is Child Abuse Awareness month, and the connections between abuse and alcohol are many. In Episode 10 of the Rewired podcast, Rai joins Julie and Steve for a second time, where she courageously shares her own story of childhood abuse, and explains how through self compassion, and compassion for the people in her life, she was able to work through long-held resentments. In doing so, she was able to recover from her own addiction to alcohol.   No Sippy No Slippy. Not Another Drop No matter What.   Remember to Pour The Poison Down The Sink!!      Sobertownpodcast.com

April is Child Abuse Awareness month and my favorite NeverMo shares his story. From finding out his stepdad wasn't his real dad, to the lingering emotions of STILL wanting to confront him and *maybe* kick his a** if he ever saw him again...it's a wild ride from start to finish. Get on in here and join us! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharingreleasesshame/message

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month and the UPMC CAC of Central Pa. Is preparing to open its third location to help those children and families experiencing abuse and navigating the healing process. Lynn Carson will discuss signs of abuse, types of abuse, provide the history of the CAC and how it serves the community.

In honor and recognition of April as Child Abuse Awareness/ Prevention Month, the Regional Child Advocacy Center, Inc. (RCAC) partnered with students from the Clarke County 4-H Youth Council and the ASA Afterschool Adventure 4-H Club to display 203 pinwheels in front of the Clarke County Courthouse. Each pinwheel represents a child who was served by the agency in the three counties of Clarke, Washington and Choctaw in 2021. Pictured in front of the display are members of the Clarke County Multi-disciplinary Team who work together with the Regional Child Advocacy Center to protect, serve and provide safety to the...Article Link

Join CPP Founder Fritzi Horstman and guests as they discuss the objectives and approaches involved in bringing trauma awareness and compassionate healing to the forefront of public conversation. https://youtu.be/e2rdXV2iY_w April is Child Abuse Awareness month and I can't think of a better guest than Dr. Gabor Maté to discuss what happens to a child when he faces abuse and neglect while growing up. This was one of my all-time favorite conversations. We discuss Authenticity vs. Attachment, why a young, traumatized person is attracted to gangs, what happens to a young brain when it's traumatized and Dr. Maté answered questions sent in by men from prison. About Dr. Gabor Maté After 20 years of family practice and palliative care experience, Dr. Gabor Maté worked for over a decade in Vancouver's Downtown East Side with patients challenged by drug addiction and mental illness. The bestselling author of four books published in over thirty languages, Gabor is an internationally renowned speaker highly sought after for his expertise on addiction, trauma, childhood development, and the relationship of stress and illness. His books include In the Realm of Hungry Ghosts: Close Encounters With Addiction; When the Body Says No; The Cost of Hidden Stress; Scattered Minds: The Origins and Healing of Attention Deficit Disorder; and (with Dr. Gordon Neufeld) Hold on to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers. His next book, The Myth of Normal: Trauma, Illness & Healing in a Toxic Culture is due out on September 13, 2022. Gabor is also co-developer of a therapeutic approach, Compassionate Inquiry, now studied by hundreds of therapists, physicians, counselors, and others internationally. Learn more about Dr. Gabor Maté, his books and his work here. Feature image from drgabormate.com Donate to our non-profit compassion Prison Project

In today's Part 2 of a 2 part Series; I'm going to dive deep into my personal story. This was really hard for me to share; but I also know that when I share my story with others - it empowers those who can relate to see how powerful they really are. April is Child Abuse Awareness month and in today's episode; I want to share with you the experiences that made me who I am. My childhood is why I'm so passionate about teaching others the importance of protecting your energy, following your dreams, and trusting your intuition above all. I spent years of my life; trying to protect the people I loved by being silent but it ended up causing me a lot of emotional and physical pain that transformed into health issues and it never gave me the validation or love I thought would come if I maintained my silence. What I've learned is that Child Abuse survivors carry so much shame & they seek to protect those who have hurt them - and so they rarely come out and speak the full extent of their experiences and how it shaped them. And so I want you to know - my story, so you can see what is possible for you and anyone that you love who has faced this. TRIGGER WARNING: Mention of suicidal ideation, self harm, child abuse, spiritual abuse, and domestic violence

Content Warning: In this episode we discuss child sexual abuse. April is Child Abuse Awareness month and we continue our conversation from last week about child abuse and the church. This week we discuss 2 recent examples of the Mormon church once again dropping the ball when it comes to keeping out child predators. This is part 2 of a 2 part discussion. Get on in here and join us! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharingreleasesshame/message

In today's Part 1 of a 2 part Series; I'm going to dive deep into my personal story. This was really hard for me to share; but I also know that when I share my story with others - it empowers those who can relate to see how powerful they really are. April is Child Abuse Awareness month and in today's episode; I want to share with you the experiences that made me who I am. My childhood is why I'm so passionate about teaching others the importance of protecting your energy, following your dreams, and trusting your intuition above all. I spent years of my life; trying to protect the people I loved by being silent but it ended up causing me a lot of emotional and physical pain that transformed into health issues. What I've learned is that Child Abuse survivors carry so much shame & they seek to protect those who have hurt them - and so they rarely come out and speak the full extent of their experiences and how it shaped them. And so I want you to know - my story, so you can see what is possible for you and anyone that you love who has faced this. TRIGGER WARNING: Mention of suicidal ideation, self harm, child abuse, spiritual abuse, and domestic violence

On this episode of At Home we are discussing child abuse awareness and prevention! Learning more about ACE - Adverse Childhood Experiences.  At Home With Debbie Rule your talk show podcast about home, family, and relationships! https://www.facebook.com/athomewithdebbierule     

Content Warning: In this episode we discuss child sexual abuse. April is Child Abuse Awareness month and we are discussing reasons why child abuse seems to be so prevelant within church culture. How can “God's Church” be SO bad at protecting its children?! Does the power of discernment do nothing?! This is part 1 of a 2 part discussion. Get on in here and join us! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sharingreleasesshame/message

In honor of Social Work Appreciation Month, I am honored to share with you this live recording of me reciting my poem I Call You Legendary, from my book, Legendary: A Tribute to Those Who Honorably Serve Devalued Children. The eBook is available exclusively at jaiyajohn.com. This reading is excerpted from Reclaiming Our Sacred Ways, a live, abridged keynote message by Dr. Jaiya John at the January 24, 2018 Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Conference, hosted by Antelope Valley Partners for Health. Lancaster, California. LENGTH 60:00. Available exclusively in the Audio Library at jaiyajohn.com.In the full recording, Jaiya shares a hopeful message on our need to reclaim ancestral, communal, humanistic ways of nurturing, supporting, and responding to crisis within children, families, and communities. In addition to reciting his classic spoken word piece, I Call You Legendary, from his book Legendary, Jaiya addresses a wide range of issues with soulful truthfulness, including:The cultural origins of our current social systemsOur need to reassess the culture of our systemsOur need to rebalance and heal our social worldReckoning with our cultural supremacies and caste systemsEvolving our definition and understanding of child abuseWhat it means to be a healerHonoring and repairing fatherhood and motherhoodThe harm caused by soulless professionalismThe persistence and endurance of Mother TeresaThe critical relationship between wellness and the work of serving livesThe power of hopefulness and gratitudeA path for ending generational suffering and traumaOur need to soulfully celebrate compassionate servitude The medicine of self care, mutual care, and story gardeningThis full recording is a valuable resource for MSW programs, new staff orientation, professional and leadership development, staff meetings, staff retreats, in-service trainings, and culture change initiatives. It is available exclusively in the Audio Library at jaiyajohn.com...Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/jaiyajohn)

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Lindsey Strickland of Worth the Conversation joins us this month in observation of Child Abuse Awareness month. Lindsey spends her time with us sharing abuse prevention tools and strategies, the type of circumstances we should avoid and be aware of, and the types of questions we should be asking caretakers or organizations when placing our kids in their care. Lindsey is an adopted mother to her child Ben who has Down Syndrome and raises her family in Washington. LITTLEST WARRIOR | www.littlestwarrior.com Say it loud with our inclusive Tee's! PROMO CODE: ADVOCATE - CONNECT WITH LINDSEY WORTH THE CONVERSATION WEBSITE LINDSEY ON INSTAGRAM CONNECT WITH OUR SHOW INSTAGRAM | @advocatelikeamother TWITTER | @advocatelikeamom EMAIL | Hello@advocatelikeamother.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/advocatelikeamother/message

Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention. What is considered Child Abuse in the State of Florida. How can parents Prevent Child Abuse.

On this episode of the CCW podcast we have Major Brian Rafky. Major Rafky is joining us at a very important time since Citizens Crime Watch is acknowledging Child Abuse Awareness month, where we spend the entire month of April advocating for child abuse prevention. Being the Major for the Special Victims Bureau, Major Rafky is the most qualified person to speak on such a heavy subject. We touch on the different forms of child abuse, ways to identify any signs, and how to prevent it. Here at CCW safety and awareness are some of our top priorities, so for the month of April Citizens' Crime Watch will be participating in the National Child Abuse Prevention month. Nearly 700,000 children are abused in the U.S each year. An estimated 678,000 children were victims of abuse and neglect in 2018. That's about 1% of kids in a given year. Each week we'll be highlighting one of the four major forms of Child Abuse; Physical Abuse, Sexual Abuse, Neglect, and Emotional Abuse. Each post will contain a detailed overview of each type, the ways to identify them and how to help. If we as a community work together and spread awareness we can help the lives of so many children across the United States. Links to help if Child Sexual Abuse is witnessed: National Center for Missing and Exploited Children: https://report.cybertip.org Child help National Child Abuse Hotline Call or text 1.800.4.A.CHILD (1.800.4 2.4453) https://onechildinternational.net/links.html http://childhelphotline.org/ Florida Department of Children and Families Toll-Free: (800) 96-ABUSE (800-962-2873) Online Reporting: http://www.myflfamilies.com/service-programs/abuse-hotline

Over 3 million reports of child abuse are made each year. In this episode Ty talks about how progressive child abuse can be and ways children can be neglected that we don't even think about. Child Abuse Help: www.childhelp.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-family-made-mom/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-family-made-mom/support

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The federal Paycheck Protection Program is extending its second draw loan window. We hear from the Bankers' Association on where the aid is going.Then, in recognition of National Child Abuse Awareness Month, we examine the roots of issue and how Mississippians can help.Plus, faith leaders respond to the new Georgia voting laws and comments made by a Mississippi Senator.Segment 1:Mississippi businesses still struggling because of the coronavirus pandemic are getting an extension to apply for loans through the Paycheck Protection Program. The program subsidizes businesses that have lost revenue because of the pandemic, and if applicants provide proof that revenue was lost, the loan will be forgiven. This is the second draw of relief loans- after high demand for the initial allocation in the spring of 2020 cause the fund to run out. Gordon Fellows, with the Mississippi Bankers Association, says the second round of the program includes better fraud protection and opens the door to sole-proprietor businesses.Segment 2:Experts are concerned that many cases of child abuse in Mississippi are not being reported. Around 10 thousand children in the state are victims of abuse each year, but not as many cases are being reported during the coronavirus pandemic. Mississippi's Child Protective Services Commissioner Andrea Sanders says more children are staying home because of the pandemic. She tells our Kobee Vance, the drop in reported cases is actually a cause for alarm.Segment 3:Pastors in Mississippi are joining a national effort condemning comments by Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith against early voting on Sundays, and rebutting Georgia's new voting laws. During a U.S. Senate hearing on a Democratic-sponsored bill to expand voting rights, lawmakers began discussing a recent law in Georgia that prevents early voting on Sunday. After church, Black congregations go to the polls together to cast their votes. Reverend Jeffery Gladney of Red Oak Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Tupelo says preventing Sunday voting is voter suppression. He tells our Kobee Vance he signed a petition along with more than 11 thousand nationwide asking Hyde-Smith to reverse her statements.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Justice was only four months old when he was killed by his mother's boyfriend in January 2007. The much-loved baby boy with his deep blue eyes and hearty laugh left behind a devastated family. Despite their overwhelming grief, the family was determined to do something good in honor of baby Justice and his memory. For years they worked desperately to change Maryland's law to increase the maximum sentence for the conviction of child abuse leading to death. Justice's Law, which passed in 2016 and was part of a criminal justice reform bill, increased the law to 40 years to life. They also established a fundraising effort with the annual Rock Me Don't Shake Me concert which benefits mothers and children. On this episode of The Human Condition with Lisa Gregory we talk to Justice's mother, Ashley Rutherford, and his grandparents, Dee and Nink Myers, about their "biggie boy" as they lovingly called him and how they turned loss and pain into hope. All in the name of Justice.

This is part one of a two part series. Episode contains sensitive material and adult language. April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. Every year there are over 3 million reports of child abuse and neglect. In this episode, you will learn the definition, warning signs, the profile of predators, reporting and prevention. It's important to recognize the signs of abuse and crimes against children. For more information and prevention material visit Crimes Against Children Resource Center www.unh.edu/ccrc or the National Sexual Violence Resource Center. Reporting material Childhelp 1-800-422-4453 Other helpful info used in podcast obtained from Stopitnow.org

Tonight's special guest is Dale Hemming, a returning NAASCA family member from Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Among numerous other issues for Dale is the safety of our children and child abuse. Tonight he'll be sharing about his current billboard campaign that features images and messages concerning Child Abuse Awareness month (in April).  Dale leads the effort at Sioux Falls Free Thinkers where the motto is 'Persistence and determination alone are omnipotent!' The web site says, ".. all those with open minds are welcome. Free Thinkers are those that want a world without rules and controls on thought, without mental borders and boundaries. A world where anything is possible." Dale, now in his 70s, became a feminist in 1960 while he was in high school. In college he went further. "I was a campus radical and civil rights activist fighting against the Vietnam War, racism, and for women's rights and gay/lesbian rights," Dale explains. "If one looks at the appalling statistics and facts on child abuse you will understand my involvement in the issue," Dale says. He's addressing these issues head on, and at his own expense. "I believe we need to stop hiding the ugliness of child physical and sexual abuse." His billboard images and wording are as explicit as freedom of speech allows. Dale has appeared on our show many times, always sharing about the terrific work he's doing for his home town. One of our most dedicated volunteer contributors, there's no question Dale is one of our NAASCA family's true heroes !!

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - On this New Year's Eve, we'll pause to give expressions of our good wishes and hopes for the upcoming year. We're grateful for our recovery from child abuse and trauma, and express our desire that we can be effective in our mission .. (1) to educate the public to stop the silence and (2) to offer hope and help to the still suffering adult survivor of child abuse. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - On this Christmas Day, we'll pause to acknowledge that, in the end, our success largely depends on our giving .. our being of service. We're grateful for our recovery from child abuse and trauma, and express our desire that we can be effective in our mission .. (1) to educate the public to stop the silence and (2) to offer hope and help to the still suffering adult survivor of child abuse. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

Gratitude Night !! On this Christmas eve, we'll pause to give expressions of our gratitude for our recovery from child abuse and trauma, and express our desire that we can be effective in our mission.. (1) to educate the public to stop the silence and (2) to offer hope and help to the still suffering adult survivor of child abuse. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

Gratitude Night !! On this Thanksgiving evening, we'll pause to give expressions of our gratitude for our recovery from child abuse and trauma, and express our desire that we can be effective in our mission .. (1) to educate the public to stop the silence and (2) to offer hope and help to the still suffering adult survivor of child abuse. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

SPECIAL TOPIC Night - "For Our Kids" - Deborah Maddison and Tracy Baxter, Canadian activists from British Columbia, will join Bill Murray to lead this evening's discussion about the Rights of Children and Families in North America. Tonight's TOPIC: Predators in Positions of Power - As many of you may already know, April is Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month. While we're glad that we're shining a light on such a serious issue this month, the reality is that this should be a priority every day of the year. We will be looking at what we consider to be one of the worst types of child abuse. Childhood sexual assault is steadily growing despite increased awareness, particularly by those in power who are supposed to be the ones protecting our children. What we found when we looked into this was beyond shocking. Joining us this week will be Dr. Lori Handrahan, an Investigative Journalist and Dr. Jim Singer, a mandated reporter. We'll also have members of the International group Op Death Eaters. One of the main goals of the Op is the the collection of as much factual evidence pointing to the existence of an international paedosadist industry and sharing this information through numerous country and region-specific Twitter accounts that can then be used in legal proceedings. In addition, we also welcome back panelist Eugena Couture, author of Adoption Not An Option. This is one discussion no one should miss.~~ Every two weeks a new THEME will be presented in this series, with frequent special guests speaking from their own experience. ~~ Please see our web page at: www.NAASCA.org/ForOurKids or write to: naasca.forourkids@gmail.com

Encore Presentation of GrindHard Radio "Child Abuse" Awareness Night which originally aired on January 8th, 2015.

This is an OPEN TOPIC or "open mike" night. Call in! Pick any issues, topics or subjects you'd like to discuss. Join our founder and host, Bill Murray, and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters, National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse family members and friends, for an informed 90 minute discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse .. where community call-in participation is always welcome! Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

This is an OPEN TOPIC or "open mike" night. Call in! Pick any issues, topics or subjects you'd like to discuss. Join our founder and host, Bill Murray, and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters, National Association of Adult Survivors of Child Abuse family members and friends, for an informed 90 minute discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse .. where community call-in participation is always welcome! Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

GrindHard Radio Hosted by: Jit Chronicles & Virginia "SuperNova" Slim and Co-Hosts JustKp and Cata' Mafioso. Join us we raise Awareness for "Child Abuse" and give helpul prevention tips to fight against the problem. Please join the the panel of hosts by Calling in 323-693-3043 and press "1" to join the discussion. Also random calls will be taken and music will be played. We are #realityradio check out our official website @ www.grindhardradio.com

OPEN TOPIC or "open mike" night. Call in! Pick any issues, topics or subjects you'd like to discuss. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

OPEN TOPIC or "open mike" night. Call in! Pick any issues, topics or subjects you'd like to discuss. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

OPEN TOPIC or "open mike" night. Call in! Pick any issues, topics or subjects you'd like to discuss. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org

OPEN TOPIC or "open mike" night. Call in! Pick any issues, topics or subjects you'd like to discuss. Wearing a Blue Ribbon is the symbol of Child Abuse Awareness! Millions of abuse victims (men and women) hide the story of their experience well into adulthood. A huge number continue to suffer from pain, anger, fear, shame and embarrassment for decades. Most will agree their traumas have resulted in an inability to trust, make good decisions and have healthy relationships. But giving up the secret is often how recovery begins, one survivor talking to another. Join Bill Murray and his co-hosts, panelists and guests, many of them abuse survivors, others supporters and friends, for an informed discussion of the many important issues that surround child abuse. Anonymous calls and chat room participation are encouraged. ~~ Please see our web site at: www.NAASCA.org