Term: Prevent Child Sexual Abuse Programme
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Scoring goals for healthy futures: the power of soccer for change
Grassroot Soccer leverages the universal appeal of soccer to reach adolescents, helping them build healthy relationships and make choices that will set them on a path to thrive.
Community cohesion: a driver for child safety and survival
Bantwana Initiative Uganda is transforming child abuse prevention strategies by using holistic and community-based approaches.
Defending children on the digital frontline
Oak partners are leading the fight against child sexual abuse by using innovative technology, conducting awareness campaigns, and removing CSAM from the internet.
Reforming Statutes of Limitations: justice shouldn’t have an expiration date
Around the world, Oak partners are bringing justice to survivors of sexual abuse. Read on to learn how.
One year since the signing of the California Age-Appropriate Design Code Act
California passed a milestone online privacy and safety bill—championed by our partners 5Rights Foundation, Fairplay, and ParentsTogether Action—that puts children first. Click below to learn more about the bill and
The Army of Survivors: Scoring a perfect 10 for children in sports
Our partner The Army of Survivors has been doing incredible work to protect children in sports. Click the story below to find out about some of its recent achievements.
Project Arachnid: Getting child sexual abuse material off the internet
The Canadian Centre for Child Protection has been at the forefront of the fight to get child sexual abuse material off the internet using state-of-the-art tools – on the open internet and the dark web. Click below to f
A historic verdict in the global fight against child sexual abuse
Our partners, A Breeze of Hope and Equality Now, are working to make the world a safer place for children to thrive. One of their recent successes is a story about Brisa De Angulo and an historic, hard-fought verdict dec
Scaling up the prevention of child sexual abuse
From user-friendly mobile apps for parents in crisis to innovative training programmes for girls, boys and caregivers, our great partners -- No Means No Worldwide, the Global Parenting Initiative, Centre Dardedze, and Su
Partner achievements for a safer internet
In recognition of Safer Internet Day 2023 – and the inspiring work of our partners – check out this collection of stories over the past few years about their work and achievements! Well done to all our partners worki
The Brave Movement: A bright future ahead
Launched in March 2022, the Brave Movement already has a long list of accomplishments and a bright agenda for the future. Read more about its origins and its work by clicking below.
Raising voices for child safeguarding
Child safeguarding has always been a priority for Raising Voices and its staff. Raising Voices, a not-for-profit organisation based in Kampala, Uganda, and a partner of Oak’s Prevent Child Sexual Abuse Programme, works
Ending sexual violence one skill at a time
The No Means No Worldwide programme is an international not-for-profit organisation that works to end sexual and gender-based violence against women and children, that is producing great results. Click below to watch a v
Sharing lessons from the journey to scale
Large scale problems like child sexual abuse and gender-based violence require bold solutions that can be scaled up for impactful change. Centrs Dardedze and Child Health and Development Centre (CHDC) are two of Oak’s
#BeBrave Global Survivors Action Summit
Oak Foundation is honoured to support the Brave Movement, a global movement of survivors and allies advocating for transformational change. On April 27, it launched at the first ever #BeBrave Global Survivors Action Summ
Protecting children from online sexual abuse
Holding tech companies accountable to proactively prevent online child sexual abuse is a goal shared by many grantees within our Prevent Child Sexual Abuse Programme. Click below to read on and find out more about their
Scale up of Responsible, Engaged, and Loving (REAL) Fathers approach
Responsible, Engaged, and Loving (REAL) Fathers is a community-based mentoring programme that capitalises on the key period of transition when young men become fathers for the first time. Progress in the initative has br
Parenting skills that create resilient, happy, and safe children
Parenting is a vital yet challenging task under the best of circumstances. How do parents learn to care for their children? Parenting for Lifelong Health is an international initiative to develop, test, and disseminate e
Removing online child sexual abuse material
Since it's launch, the work of the Canadian Centre for Child Protection's tool Project Arachnid has helped to to remove over six million images and videos of child sexual exploitation across the internet. To mark this, t
Sharing strategies to hold tech companies accountable
The movement to hold tech accountable to prevent online abuse has been growing, with parents and youth becoming more engaged, and at the forefront of the movement. Oak Foundation joined WeProtect Global Alliance, Parents
To stop sexual violence against children, this funder hopes to raise awareness and resources
Sexual violence against children is never an easy topic to discuss, especially when we are aware that it happens all over the world. Inside Philanthropy spoke with Brigette De Lay, director of Oak’s Prevent Child Sexua
Putting a stop to child sexual abuse before it occurs
With more time spent online, the Covid-19 pandemic has increased the risk of child sexual abuse. In a newly published article from Alliance magazine, Oak Foundation's president Douglas Griffiths joins Sean Coughlan, Exec
Investing in exit: funders with foresight
We believe in exiting grants responsibly. That is why we developed the ‘capacity-building for exit’ programme with INTERAC, an organisation that exists to strengthen the effectiveness of civil society to challenge po
Improving life outcomes for adolescents across Africa
The Accelerating Achievement for Africa’s Adolescents Hub (Accelerate Hub) is a five-year research programme that was set up to find ways to improve outcomes for African youth, and to help them achieve their goals and
USD 10.3 million grant awarded to Together for Girls
Oak Foundation will grant USD 10.3 million over four years to Together for Girls, a global partnership dedicated to breaking the cycle of violence against children, with special attention to sexual violence. The funding
Stamping out abuse of child athletes in Japan
In July 2020, Human Rights Watch, an international not-for-profit organisation that conducts research and advocacy on human rights, published a report on the prevalence of abuse of children playing sport in Japan. The r
Providing a platform for change and empowering the voices of survivors
No one understands the unique needs of survivors of child sexual abuse material better than those who have been victims of this horrific crime. In order to learn about the life-long impacts of having images of their abus
Stopping abuse before it happens
The Moore Center, with support from Oak Foundation, launched a five-year research effort to rigorously evaluate programmes that are most effective at preventing the perpetration of child sexual abuse. Ultimately, this wo
New: Oak podcast!
We have started doing podcasts! Our very first one is about the very important task of stopping the perpetration of child sexual abuse before it ever happens. In this podcast, Helena Duch speaks with experts about the is
Turning local wisdom into global change
As an Alliance, Family for Every Child believes every child should have the chance to grow up in a safe and caring environment. Unfortunately, millions don’t. This global issue is too big and complex for any one person
A tool to take action to prevent child sexual abuse
According to practitioners and researchers with experience in preventing sexual violence against children, two things have changed over the past decade or so. First is a better sense of the nature and extent of the probl
Groundbreaking research on perpetration prevention
We believe that children everywhere deserve the chance to grow and learn in safety – free from the threat of sexual abuse. In recent years, researchers and practitioners have shown that it is possible to stop this abus