NAASCA ORG
NAASCA ORG
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3220
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3220
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3220
Saturday 8th July 2023
Join 'Stop Child Abuse Now' as Dr. Debra Warner discusses the SCRIPT Summit's role in child abuse prevention and community resilience.
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Get the buttons here!Building Resilience: Insights from the SCRIPT Summit on Child Abuse Prevention
Episode Overview
- Emphasized the importance of educating the public about the prevalence of childhood sexual abuse
- Highlighted the need for community involvement in recognizing and reporting instances of child abuse
- Discussed the impact of childhood trauma on individuals' health and behaviour
- Stressed the significance of community action, training, and resilience to combat child abuse
- Provided critical insights into the importance of awareness, education, and intervention in safeguarding children
The more you talk, the more better. But I do understand people who can't talk and who have a hard time with that, you know, because it is very intimidating for people to talk in front of others.
What if you could be part of a movement that transforms communities and protects children from abuse? In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', host Bill Murray welcomes Dr. Debra Warner, co-founder of the Summit on Community Resilience, Intervention, Prevention, and Training (SCRIPT). Alongside presenters Maria Langi and Charleen Stearns, they delve into the upcoming SCRIPT conference, set to tackle the pressing issue of child abuse with a blend of education, intervention, and community support. Dr.
Warner shares her passion for creating safer environments for children by addressing the often-taboo topic of childhood sexual abuse. The conversation sheds light on the alarming statistics surrounding adverse childhood experiences and their long-term impact on mental and physical health. From increased risks of substance abuse to severe health issues like heart disease and cancer, the stakes are high.
Listeners will hear about the critical role of community involvement in recognizing and reporting abuse, as well as the importance of resilience and training in combating these issues. Maria Langi and Charleen Stearns bring their unique perspectives to the table, discussing various topics that will be presented at this year's event. They emphasize the power of collective action in offering hope and healing to survivors. This episode is a call to action for anyone invested in making a difference.
Whether you're a survivor, a concerned citizen, or someone working in child protection, the insights shared here are invaluable. Tune in to understand how you can contribute to creating safer communities and supporting those affected by childhood trauma.