This article discusses child sexual abuse (CSA) by staff members in youth-serving
organizations (YSOs) including schools, residential treatment and correction facilities …

This systematic review is the first to synthesize knowledge of parental involvement in child
sexual abuse (CSA) prevention programs. Guided by the Preferred Reporting Items for …

Although parents are essential to child sexual abuse (CSA) prevention efforts, their views on
prevention and protection are not always represented in the research literature. In this …

Background Parents play an important role in protecting their children from sexual abuse.
Mothers, in particular, play key roles in the sexual socialization of their children and in …

Parents are vital to the successful prevention of child sexual abuse (CSA). A better
understanding of parents' perceptions and practice of CSA is essential for developing and …

In this descriptive focus group study, we investigated parents' views about child sexual
abuse prevention education at home and in schools. Focus groups were conducted with a …

Child abuse is a leading cause of emotional, behavioral, and health problems across the
lifespan. It is also preventable. School‐based abuse prevention programs for early …

Background Child sexual abuse (CSA) prevention is dominated by a focus on child
education. However, evidence that this education reduces CSA risk is limited and mixed …

Human sexual development is conceived as a process, begun at conception and continuing
throughout life. Infants, children, teens, and adults are all sexual beings. Indeed,“sexuality is …

Childhood sexual abuse is a significant public health problem that negatively affects victims,
families, organizations, and society. This special issue presents innovative approaches …