NAASCA ORG
NAASCA ORG
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3030
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3030
Stop Child Abuse Now (SCAN) - 3030
Saturday 15th October 2022
Listen to Darlene J Clark on 'Stop Child Abuse Now' discuss child abuse, trafficking, and upcoming events to raise awareness.
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Get the buttons here!Darlene J Clark: Shining a Light on Child Abuse and Trafficking
When you get into the world of also sex trafficking and stuff- and that's a big organization of business and stuff- you do kind of get fearful for your safety.
How do we break the silence around the harrowing issues of child abuse and trafficking? In this episode of 'Stop Child Abuse Now', Darlene J Clark, a survivor of severe child abuse and author of 'Born In A Living Hell', joins the discussion to shed light on these critical topics. Darlene isn't here to recount her own story, which she's shared before, but to lead a crucial conversation on two upcoming events aimed at raising awareness and support for survivors.
First, Darlene discusses a child trafficking marathon organized by TrafficingRescue.org. This event brings together various charities focused on rescuing young people from modern-day slavery. The coalition is working tirelessly to build cyber units that track criminals, collaborate with police for arrests, and provide safe housing for survivors. The second event, themed 'Domestic Violence Affects Kids Too', will take place both in-person in Minnesota and online via ZOOM, making it accessible to a broader audience.
This free event aims to highlight the trauma children endure in domestic violence situations. Throughout the episode, Darlene emphasizes the long-term mental health impacts of childhood abuse. She explains how the brain, much like a sponge, absorbs traumatic experiences that can lead to severe conditions such as schizophrenia. The discussion also touches on the vital role of organizations like the Amen Clinics in understanding and treating these lasting effects.
Creating safe spaces for survivors to come forward is another key theme. Darlene and the hosts stress the importance of community support in raising awareness and providing resources for those affected. They highlight the efforts of shelters and advocacy groups in offering crucial aid to survivors. This episode serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of breaking the silence around child abuse and trafficking.
By tuning in, you'll gain deeper insights into the ongoing efforts to support survivors and prevent future harm.