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Shout out to @RepBenMcAdams for his support of CACs and CJCs around the country! His appropriations bill just passe… https://t.co/JS3qlE3Qj0

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You can’t reach everybody. You will be much more successful if you understand who you are trying to reach and what… https://t.co/cpTleaqr9t

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Awareness alone does not cause social change. You have to remove barriers to change: change knowledge, change envir… https://t.co/Lt6KtrTRRK

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Joined by the great @jeffreywjordan, founder of @RescueAgency, to talk about behavior change marketing. #LCon19 https://t.co/7sdoH2kvcO

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Teresa kicks off #LCon19 where we’ll build a Universe of Support together https://t.co/hzpLwFJCsA

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National Children's Alliance

On our latest One in Ten episode, Teresa sat down with SNL legend Darrell Hammond and award-winning filmmaker Michelle Esrick about their new documentary we screened in DC last month. It's called Cracked Up, and it's an emotionally arresting, trauma-informed look at the lifelong consequences when we fail to protect a child.

Trafficked children are victims, not prostitutes. That's why Hawai'i became the first state in the nation to require that people—including exploited children—victimized by sex trafficking must have any related prostitution convictions expunged. The average age nationwide a person enters the sex trade is 13.

Check out our latest episode of NCA's One in Ten podcast. This time, Teresa interviews Nathaniel Kendall-Taylor of FrameWorks Institute on what messages move people to act to stop child abuse, and how we move beyond messaging about the harm and prevalence of abuse.

The FBI is responding to an increase in the rate of cases where kids are exploited using technology, including "sextortion" cases. Learn about sextortion and precautions you can take to help protect kids.

In the latest episode of One in Ten, Teresa talks with Mary Graw Leary, a former prosecutor and a professor at The Catholic University of America School of Law. Why does child sexual abuse seem to flourish in institutional settings? How can institutions prevent abuse? And when prevention fails, how must institutions respond?

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