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Big games bring big crowds—and long shifts for the people working them. Take your breaks, stay aware of your surroundings, and put safety first. You deserve safe working conditions and fair pay.

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One of the biggest misconceptions about child safety is that…

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We love our kids. We want to protect them. So when something confusing, uncomfortable, or alarming comes up, our nervous systems can jump straight into overdrive.
But prevention work teaches us something important, over and over again:
How we respond matters just as much as what our child tells us.

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I used to think teaching kids about boundaries meant having…

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The bus was a gentle cradle to even the smallest child as they were brought to safety after experiencing heartbreaking abuse. The little bus raced through the night to take sick children to hospitals, and carried others to courtrooms where justice was waiting to hear their voice.

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Across political beliefs, people agree that children do best when…

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Every Young Person Deserves a Safe Place to Stay In…

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When I taught in Houston’s East End and Acres Homes,…

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HOUSTON, TEXAS – A new peer-reviewed study has delivered rare,…

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What is sextortion? If someone is threatening to share private…

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New Research has been released from the University of New…

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A Message from Sarah Jakiel, board chair On behalf of…

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In reaching #1 on Netflix, Baby Reindeer brought up a conversation that is often overlooked — one that acknowledges how especially tough it can be for men and boys to seek help.

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A Message from Rob Morris The book of Ecclesiastes says,…

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DOWNLOAD THE PRINTABLE ARTICLE by Erin Williamson, Tamarra Clark, Emily…

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At Love146, every day we’re working with kids whose traffickers used social media to find and exploit them. The pain we’ve seen too many youth and families go through is devastating, unacceptable, and preventable.

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