Reply to "Public School District CSA Prevention Strategies?"

Jane StevensPublisher, ACEsTooHigh; founder, PACEs Connection

Hi, Brenda:

Since one or more other adverse experiences usually accompany child sex abuse, it might be worth addressing the entire issue of prevention of adverse childhood experiences and further traumatization of already traumatized students, as some schools in Washington State and Massachusetts are. See this story for more information and links: Washington, Massachusetts lead U.S. trauma-sensitive school movement.

There are other resources in a more general discussion adjacent to this.

Cheers, Jane

2/2/135:16 PM

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