Public School District CSA Prevention Strategies?

Brenda YuenMember

As a CSa survivor and mother of two elementary school children, I have been advocating our public school system to adopt prevention strategies, including policies and procedures. Thus far, it is falling on deaf ears. I am wondering if ACEs professionals could weigh in on their opinions about this advocacy, and if you believe it is being handled in a constructive way? Any thoughts or ideas on changing approaches? On February 21st Iwill give a three minute testimony to our Board of Education, connecting the dots between gun violence and hidden violence (all public health issues) and the proactive approach communities seem to want to pursue towards gun violence prevention, and yet we have reactive policies to hidden violence issues like CSA, bullying, etc.

1/30/135:38 PM

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