Briefly tell us about your role at the CAC.
I am the Clinical Supervisor at the CAC, which means there are a multitude of things that I do on a daily basis.
One of the questions Kids Have Rights educators are asked by children in the classroom is, “What do I do if someone gives me touches that are not safe when I am away from home?”
Briefly tell us about your role at the CAC.
I am the Clinical Supervisor at the CAC, which means there are a multitude of things that I do on a daily basis.
Briefly tell us about your role at the CAC.
I am the Clinical Supervisor at the CAC, which means there are a multitude of things that I do on a daily basis.
Every day, I hear the voice of sexual abuse survivors grow louder and stronger. #MeToo has empowered many survivors to break their silence and tell the world that they are not to blame for what has happened to them.
Briefly tell us about your role at the CAC.
I am the Clinical Supervisor at the CAC, which means there are a multitude of things that I do on a daily basis.
One of the questions Kids Have Rights educators are asked by children in the classroom is, “What do I do if someone gives me touches that are not safe when I am away from home?”
Briefly tell us about your role at the CAC.
As the Kids Have Rights Program Manager, my role is not frequently found at Advocacy Centers across the country.
The Nassar sexual abuse case has led many parents and caregivers to question, “What would I do if a child shares with me that he or she has been sexually abused?”
Reporting sexual abuse means taking risks. At this point in time, most of us are aware that multiple factors led to the abuse by Dr. Larry Nassar not being reported.
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