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1. Heal
If you are a survivor of child sexual abuse, talk about it and get the healing support you need.
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2. Support
If you know a survivor of child sexual abuse, bring it up, more than once. Talk openly with them about it. Offer your support. For more information check out resources. |
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3. Hold Accountable.
If you know an offender or are worried someone might be offending, get support and then talk to them. Hold them accountable and point them to effective programs (offender treatment). Read Stop It Now’s brochure on speaking with a potential offender as a start. |
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4. Talk
Talk with other people on your street, at school, at work about child sexual abuse and taking action. Read gen5’s FAQ’s about CSA to prepare. |
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5. Pass it on.
Pass on information about gen5 and the website at www.generationFIVE.org, to 5 other people to read. Talk with them about their thoughts and feelings about child sexual abuse and community change. |
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6. Educate.
Invite people in your family, neighborhood, or community to discuss the issue. Host a gen5 House Party or Digital Storytelling screening to get people talking. |
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7. Join
Become a part of the movement to end child sexual abuse by joining generation FIVE in local and national action! Join our e/mailing list to stay connected to programs, successes and activities you can join. |
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8. Lead.
Train with generation FIVE to become a community leader and organizer within your neighborhood, movement or organization. |
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9. Organize
Join gen5’s organizing projects and events and make a difference in your community. |
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10. Give.
Give your time and/or support to generationFIVE by donating, becoming a monthly donor, hosting a gen5 house party or joining the g5 Fund Development Board.
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