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One in Ten

National Children"s Alliance

Engaging the brightest minds working to solve one of the world"s toughest challenges—child abuse. Join us for conversations with leading experts on science, law, medicine, morality, and messaging. One in Ten is brought to you by National Children"s Alliance, the largest network of care centers in the U.S. serving child victims of abuse. Our host is Teresa Huizar, NCA"s CEO and a national expert on child abuse intervention and trauma treatment. Visit us online at nationalchildrensalliance.org.

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34:06

Sticks and Stones … But What If Words Do Hurt?

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2022/02/10

Over the past 18 months, systemic and structural discrimination have received widespread—and, let’s face it, much-needed—media attention and public discussion. But what hasn’t had the same level of attention is interpersonal discrimination. The nasty comments. The othering. The exclusion—not at the hands of a faceless bureaucracy, but in our own communities, between individual people. Now, many of us were raised with a sort of “sticks and stones can break our bones, but words can never hurt us” sort

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41:38

How Accurate Is Memory After 20 Years?

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2022/01/27

Over the past two decades, and in many cases because of statute of limitations reform, many adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse have come forward to seek justice, disclosing painful memories of traumatic events from decades before. And while, thankfully, the general public has grown in its understanding of how and why abused children might delay disclosure well into adulthood, a question that frequently comes up in legal procedures is: How accurate and reliable are memories of events long

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47:40

Prevention, Healing, & Justice: A Blueprint for Action

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2021/12/26

We're all too familiar with the statistics and issues around child abuse in the U.S. But what do we really know about violence against children globally? Are there approaches other countries take that we should apply in our country? Are there successes we should emulate and pitfalls to avoid? And what would it mean if thousands of organizations working to keep kids safe really banded together and demanded government changes to better support families and protect children? Together for Girls,

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46:20

Do Anti-Poverty Programs Reduce Child Abuse?

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2021/12/09

We’re always very careful to say that poverty doesn’t cause child neglect and abuse. And we don’t want to conflate these things or have people think that we’re blaming people for being poor. Yet we do know that poverty—particularly chronic and extreme poverty—can create an environment in which neglect and child maltreatment can thrive. Given that connection, could investments in anti-poverty programs actually reduce child maltreatment?This is a key question, especially given that rates of neglect

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45:47

Multidisciplinary Teams: What's the Secret Sauce?

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2021/11/25

In today’s episode, we speak with Dr. James Herbert, senior research fellow at the Australian Center for Child Protection, the first Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC) in Australia. Now, for those of us in the CAC movement or on multidisciplinary teams (MDTs), we sometimes take our work together for granted. The teamwork, the support—the conflict!—and the difficult decisions we make together to protect children. But imagine for a moment coming to that work completely fresh and as a research scientist,

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43:14

Sexual Behavior in Youth: What's Normal? What's Not?...

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2021/11/05

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What’s Culture Got to Do With It? Everything.

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2021/10/08

Our guest today is Dr. Maegan Rides At The Door, the director of the National Native Children’s Trauma Center at the University of Montana. Now, many of us know at least some of the historical trauma faced by Native Americans and Alaska Native families, not just the genocide of the past, but also the boarding school abuses of the very recent past.How does this impact children today? And how does racism, which is very much in the present, add to the trauma burden these children face? And how do we

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47:47

Trauma and Resilience in Military Families

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2021/09/16

When we think of military families, we rightly think of sacrifice and duty. But do we also think about resiliency, perseverance, and a sense of community? The unique sense of identity that comes with military service comes with a complex set of supports and struggles for service members. Dr. Stephen Cozza, a researcher and professor at the Uniformed Services University, joins us to explore the unique strengths and challenges of military families. What are the risks and protective factors that we

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52:27

Taking Stock: The Plan to End Child Abuse Deaths,...

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2021/08/31

Nearly a decade ago, a coalition of national organizations including NCA began strategizing about how to end child abuse fatalities. We passed a bill that established a congressional commission, which issued a report in 2016. Now we're looking at the successes and challenges of that work. What's changed, or not, in five years? What about state reforms? Join us with Amy Harfeld from the National Coalition to End Child Abuse Deaths and reporters Lia Russell and Caitlin Andrews.Topics:2016:

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39:52

Are We Solving the Wrong Problem in Child Welfare?

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2021/07/29

Are we solving the wrong problem in child welfare? When you think of federal child welfare policy, maybe you expect a discussion of foster care and other post-abuse interventions. If so, this conversation with Jerry Milner, former head of the Children’s Bureau at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is going to blow your mind. Because after more than 40 years in child welfare, Milner's leadership of the Children’s Bureau turned a very, very different direction. He explored

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38:07

The Trauma They Carried, with Dr. Jordan Greenbaum

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2021/07/15

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Shola Richards on the Heart of a Healthy Workplace

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2021/06/24

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The ACEs Message and Its Unintended Consequences,...

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2021/05/20

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44:41

The Journey to Jenna's Law, with Jenna Quinn

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2021/05/07

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A Pathway to Healing, with Patrick Anderson

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2021/04/16

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43:22

Addressing the Doctor Deficit

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2021/03/25

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Engaging the Hope Within Us, an Interview with...

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2021/03/12

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39:53

Neglect and the Ecosystem of Abuse

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2021/02/19

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An Interview with Filmmaker Sasha Joseph Neulinger

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2021/01/29

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44:55

Is Child Sexual Abuse Inevitable?

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2021/01/07

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