The Center’s authority derives from the bylaws of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (USOPC) and the individual National Governing Bodies (NGBs) who have all agreed to be subject to the Center’s jurisdiction and processes. In addition, in 2018, Congress passed The Protecting Young Victims from Sexual Abuse and Safe Sport Authorization Act of 2017 which mandates that the USOPC eliminate abuse and recognizes the Center’s jurisdiction and authority to fulfill this mission.
ENOUGH ABUSE® is the nation’s oldest citizen-based child advocacy organization with a history of successes for vulnerable children that spans over 6 decades. It works in states, nationally, and with international partners to ensure every child’s right to a childhood free from abuse and exploitation.
Utilization of Telehealth for Problematic Sexual Behaviors for Children in Rural Communities: Engagement, Technical, and Clinical Considerations for Group Therapy
Jordan Simmons, Paula Condol, Nicola Herting, Andrew Monroe & Jane Silovsky
Bold, Black, & Becoming: A Healing Curriculum for Black Girls is a transformative workbook designed by Licensed Clinical Psychologist Dr. Tyffani Monford and Zoe Dent, with Mia Dent, to empower Black girls aged 11-17. Informed by research on Black Girlhood, and in consultation with Black women psychologists, social workers, professional counselors, educators, and those working within gender-based advocacy, this curriculum creates a safe and affirming space for Black girls to explore their identities, address unique challenges, and cultivate healing and self-love
Information Sheet: Bold, Black, & Becoming: A Healing Curriculum for Black Girls
