3.24.2013

Studies on Child Abuse and the facts...........................................................

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Studies on Child Abuse and the facts...........................................................


  • Confusing the experience for the child is damaging to the psycho-sexual development, which is usually lacking underneath.
  • Sexually abused children are usually more emotionally immature than their peers.
  • Over 90% of Sexual predators are ,male.
  • Children are the victims, but are still socially stigmatized, not only from their on guilt, but from peers, neighbors and family, which further distorts the child's perspective on self on relations.
  • Secondary Traumatization the family process  is where the child is not believed and is actually held responsible for the abuse which causes secondary damages and long term behavioral problems noted later in life.
  • Secondary Traumatization the individual process is where the victim displays the sexual behaviors or victim behaviors throughout life, which makes them  more vulnerable and unable to protect themselves from the consequences of their own behaviors; such as sexualized communication and victim messages. (Which leads to entirely new cycles of secondary victimizations and abused.
  • Secondary damages can also be cause by an over competent professional as well, by the professional intervening at the wrong context. Therefore leaving long term effects of unsuccessful unethical interventions.
  • Secondary damages are also the consequence of non-interventions, this is when the child’s attempts to receive help are denied, either by the protective parent or trusted adult social structure.  Often interlocking the syndrome of secrecy & in addition making the abused child further live full of guilt and shame, that was never theirs to bare.
Dealing with a severely damaged individual in a professional aspect is a serious and consequently life altering way, the multi-professional must always take in mind that it is their legalities and should focus on the patient with human rights and health aspects about procedures and patient rights.
*Treatment of the complexities in the effects of sexual child abuse is something a person must not take light hearted, not only should the person have personal experience in this area, but also have much empathy in perspective the victim may perceive them to direct the blame
*Secondary damages from non-intervention can also be self caused, as to the victim doesn't trust herself to no who to trust and this causes her to never attempt to get help for recovering from the extensive damages lingering from the abuse.



Citation:The Multi-Professional Handbook of Child Sexual Abuse: Integrated Management ...

 Ayon kay Tilman Furniss






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3.16.2013

WHAT IS DOMESTIC MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING?

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Truth That Hurts...... Toni L.Vossen 2013



WHAT IS DOMESTIC MINOR SEX TRAFFICKING?

Domestic minor sex trafficking (DMST) is the commercial sexual exploitation of American children within U.S. borders for monetary or other compensation (shelter, food, drugs, etc.). This is synonymous with child sex slavery, sex slavery, child sex trafficking, prostitution of children, and commercial sexual exploitation of children (CSEC).



3.14.2013

Sex + Money: A National Search for Human Worth

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Collaboration

Shared Hope International collaborates with artists, musicians, producers, television networks, government and policy leaders, anti-trafficking organizations, non-governmental organizations and others to create a strong, unified voice for the enslaved.
We are proud to list the following organizations as some of our most recent collaborators.

Sex + Money: A National Search for Human Worth

Sex + Money is a groundbreaking documentary about child sex trafficking in America. Shared Hope worked with the documentary crew to provide expert interviews, input and accuracy oversight.  Shared Hope serves as the primary resource for Sex + Money activists seeking to learn more on the issue of domestic minor sex trafficking.

Halogen TV

Shared Hope provided expert interviews and resources to Halogen TV for the production of Tainted Love, a new original series where victims and experts uncover the modern day slave trade of sex trafficking and human trafficking. Shared Hope is currently working with Halogen TV to produce a 20-minute mini-documentary for activists fighting against child sex slavery, slated for release January 2013.

End Child Prostitution Child Pornography and Trafficking of Children for Sexual Purposes (ECPAT-USA)

ECPAT-USA is a long-standing partner of Shared Hope, assisting with the strategic development and implementation of policy reform and legislative action. ECPAT-USA is a leading policy organization in the U.S., notable for creating the ECPAT Code of Conduct, a code that sets a standard of responsible business practices for members of the travel and tourism industry to deter child sexual exploitation.

The Protection Project at Johns Hopkins University School of Advanced International Studies

The Protection Project is a human rights research instituted based at the Foreign Policy Institute at The Johns Hopkins University. Shared Hope and The Protection Project have collaborated on policy and legislative reform initiatives and protective child response strategies.

Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN)| Our America with Lisa Ling

Our America produced by the Oprah Winfrey Network provides an in-depth look at the most controversial issues in America. In the fall of 2011, Our America exposed the issue of child sex trafficking in the episode titled “3AM Girls.” Shared Hope staff joined Tina, a survivor of child sex trafficking, and Lisa Ling on the streets of Washington, D.C. to expose viewers to the prominence of child sex trafficking in America.


National Center for Missing & Exploited Children

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