What is the Deadline for Reporting Childhood Sexual Abuse in California?
The statute of limitations for reporting childhood sexual assault gives survivors options.
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Online Gaming and Child Safety: How to Protect Your Kids from Predators
Gaming isn’t just a game anymore. It’s a digital playground, and just like any real-world playground, it needs supervision.
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What Is the Age of Consent in California?
One of the most important age milestones is the age of consent. This is the legal age when someone is considered mature enough to agree to sexual activity.
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Sexual Assault Perpetrators Statistics
Sexual assault is a difficult topic to discuss, but one that affects too many lives to go ignored. Most sexual assault perpetrators are known to the victim.
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California Law on Sexual Assault
Grasping the specific laws around sexual assault is a crucial step towards reclaiming your power and pursuing healing. Learn more about sexual assault under California law so you can better understand your rights as a survivor.
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Understanding a Criminal vs. Civil Lawsuit for Child Sexual Abuse in California
California child sexual abuse cases can move through the criminal courts, the civil courts, or both. Learn how each path works and what it can mean for survivors.
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The Role of Hospital Accountability for Sexual Assault: Staffing, Hiring, and Training Failures
In recent years, a disturbing trend has emerged, sexual assaults committed by medical professionals, preying on patients when they are at their most defenseless.
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Sexual Assault vs Molestation: What's the Difference?
It’s crucial for people to know the difference between molestation and sexual assault in order to find the right help and legal support.
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Warning Signs of Child Sexual Abuse
Signs of child sexual abuse aren’t usually obvious. Abusers often go to great lengths to hide their actions, and it can be difficult to distinguish from other signs of child stress or trauma.
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AB 1013: California's New Drink Spiking Test Kit Law
Spiked drinks heighten the risk of sexual assault or other violent crimes. A new law requires certain establishments that serve alcohol to offer alcohol testing kits.
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