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Safety Awareness Materials Now Available in 19 Languages and More!
Partners in Prevention September Newsletter Safety Awareness Materials Now Available in 19 Languages School is in and we are happy to report that after translating our Safety Awareness Education Activity Pages and Speak Out! posters into a total of 11 languages last year, we have now added 8 additional languages to reach as many children as possible and, of critical importance, their home and family members. This was made possible by a generous grant from the Silicon Valley Community Foundation. While our initial focus was the Greater Bay Area, we quickly became aware of additional language needs for the K-18 […]
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A Season of Thanks
Partners in Prevention December Newsletter “We are pleased to award Partners in Prevention a grant of $75,000 … The community foundation is proud to partner with your organization, in our shared mission to strengthen the common good, improve quality of life and address the most challenging problems. We appreciate the work of your organization and are pleased to support your efforts.” We are so honored to receive this recognition of our work with the expressed support to continue and develop our education materials for children and adults through multiple language translations, the Speak Out! poster project and a broader […]
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A SINGULAR FOCUS: PREVENTION
Our dear founder and inspiration, Dr. Moses (Misha) Grossman, passed away in January. We are deeply saddened to lose this gentle, intelligent, caring and very special man. Misha leaves behind a legacy that will continue to grow; educators, health professionals, law enforcement members, faith community …all adults who strive for a safer community for children.
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Wishes Do Come True
DEAR FRIENDS, We know you care about protecting children, that’s why you are taking time now to read this, and we thank you. It seems each day we wake up to another revelation of sexual abuse by someone we thought we “knew“.
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April Is National Child Abuse Prevention Month!
The Child Abuse Prevention Month of April is right around the corner and our Safety Awareness Education characters are traveling around the US and beyond to support efforts to end child abuse by empowering children, informing adults and educating communities.
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Gratitude This Holiday Season
As the year comes to a close, we would like to send out a warm THANK YOU to all our partners in prevention! Your interest and support is what fuels our work.
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New School Year and Safety Awareness Education
Materials can now be requested online… With school back in session, we are happy to introduce a new, easy way for educators to request our Safety Awareness Education Materials for Children on our website. We would also love to hear your feedback so we can keep producing the most useful resources possible.
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Spotlight on Child Abuse
Partners in Prevention May Newsletter: Through the borderless community of social media our Blue Ribbon campaign #HowWeDoBlue reached many new partners in the past month. Coast to coast: New Jersey, New York, Georgia to Kentucky, Nevada, and California. Even internationally: Canada, The Bahamas and Mexico! The Blue Ribbon pins and lanyards are being worn in so many diverse ways by parliament members, teachers, girl scouts, soccer teams, artists, university/graduate students, researchers, clergy and the list goes on.
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April Is Child Abuse Prevention Month
Partners in Prevention April Newsletter: Wear a blue ribbon during April for “Child Abuse Prevention Month” and follow us on Facebook and Twitter and share with others how you display your support for child abuse prevention #HowWeDoBlue. #HowWeDoBlue is a Social Media Campaign to encourage everyone to share how you show support for the cause to stop child abuse.
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San Francisco Giants Host Community Outreach Activities
See Partners in Prevention in action at the San Francisco Giants Game. Giants fans raising their hands to say ENOUGH! to child sexual abuse. View our photo gallery!
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