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Improving Supports for Male Survivors of Sexual Exploitation
Resource for services providers to help eliminate biases while increasing support and awareness to help boys and young men thrive. There is additional resources listed, including: Understanding the Commercially Sexual Exploitation of Boys & Young Men & Understanding Commercial Sexual Exploitation of LGBTQIA2S+ Youth. Visit the WebsiteRead moreFast Fact: Preventing Bullying
This website defines bullying and also lists out ways to prevent bullying, including additional resources on prevention and the Be Someone's Hero short video. Visit the WebsiteRead moreHelping Survivors of Sexual Abuse & Assault
This website has sexual abuse resources for survivors, families, and child serving professionals, including risk factors, sign, how to respond, and education about grooming. Visit the WebsiteRead moreTalking about Suicide with Friends & Peers
A resource to act, support, and protect a friend or peer that may be suicidal. View PDFRead moreRESILIENCE: Uplifting Families through Healthy Communication about Race
A parent tip tool for racial ethnic socialization, including suggestions for talking to all age groups. View PDFRead moreTalking with Youth about Anti-Asian American and Pacific Islander Hate
Provides an understanding of why it is important to talk to children about race-based hate, how to recognize signs of traumatic stress and its impact, how to begin a conversation with youth about hate, and what can be done in response. View PDFRead more
LGBTQ+ Trauma-Informed Care
This resource guide for practitioners is to ensure that services have a cultural and gender relevance. View PDFRead moreSuicide, Self Harm, and LGBTQ Youth: Tips for Therapists
This resource explores challenges and helpful approaches to support LGBTQ youth. View PDFRead moreBuilding Safe Online Spaces Together
This resource explores ways that you can help build safe online spaces where sexual assault, harassment, and abuse have no place. View PDFRead more
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