Perspectives on ending sexual violence against children from leaders in the field
Sexual violence against children is a global pandemic. One in five girls and one in 13 boys experience sexual violence. It happens everywhere, and across all socio-economic groups, with devastating and lifelong consequences for individuals, their families, and society.
But it does not have to be this way. Sexual violence against children is preventable.
Our partner Oak Foundation's Prevent Child Sexual Abuse (PCSA) program interviewed leaders in the violence against children space to gather their perspectives on how we can put an end to this global scourge and create a safer world for children.
Speakers
Pooja Taparia
Founder and CEO, Arpan
Cornelius Williams
Former Child Protection Global Director, UNICEF
Dr. Paul Zeitz
Global Advocate and Movement Builder
Dr. Daniela Ligiero
President and CEO, Together for Girls and Founder of the Brave Movement
Brisa de Angulo
CEO and Founder, A Breeze of Hope Foundation
Grace French
President and Founder, The Army of Survivors
Dr. Elizabeth Letourneau
Director, Moore Center for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse at John Hopkins University
Dr. Lucie Cluver
Professor of Child and Family Social Work, Oxford University & University of Cape Town
Kathleen Cravero
Director, Center for Immigrant, Refugee and Global Health at City University of New York
Tamara Tutnjevic Gorman
Senior Policy Advisor, World Vision International
Guillaume Landry
Executive Director, ECPAT International
Marija Manojlovic
Executive Director, Safe Online
Mohamed Osman
CEO, Spring impact