Protective Parenting is an in-depth discussion about child sexual abuse issues that is appropriate for parents, caregivers, and community members and includes topics such as grooming, physical and behavioral signs, and how to support a child if they disclose that they have experienced sexual abuse. Participants will also learn about resources and suggestions for talking to children about body safety and consent. This program is court approved. To register for this class, click the link here.

This educational program discusses sexual harassment in its many forms, including harassment experienced at school, in the workplace, and on the street. Participants will learn what common behaviors are included under this umbrella term and how to find support.

This introductory educational program explores a broad range of topics related to sexual violence including the definitions of sexual assault, consent and statute definitions of current Kansas sex crimes. Program participants will gain insight, education, and knowledge about rape culture which will assist in refuting common sexual assault myths.

Disclosing sexual violence victimization can be a re-traumatizing experience for survivors. This educational program will explore how you can support a survivor by considering why an individual may be reluctant to disclose, what a disclosure may sound and/or look like, and ways you can support a survivor in a disclosure.

This professional training presentation is geared toward professionals who work with children in any capacity. The curriculum instructs adults in the areas of child sexual abuse and personal body safety for youth. The program also includes: definitions of child sexual abuse, behavioral and physical indicators of sexual abuse, effects of sexual abuse, an activity on supporting disclosures of abuse, the neurobiology of trauma, community resources and much more. KDHE Approved for 2 hours of continuing education for center-based childcare staff.