Empowering Children: Body Safety Education and Prevention

Empowering Children: Body Safety Education and Prevention

Presenters

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  Deanna Hynes

  Deanna Hynes endured sexual abuse from her biological father throughout her childhood. While she found the courage to tell at 13 years old, her cries for help were ignored by her mother. Knowing she wasn’t going to be helped, Deanna stopping asking for help and buried the family secret.After 7 years of silence, Deanna disclosed to her boyfriend. This began her journey of advocacy and education. Since 2014, Deanna has presented to over 150,000 on sexual abuse through Erin’s Law. In November of 2018, Deanna’s father was convicted and sentenced to a total of 60 years for the abuse against her sister.In April of 2019 he accepted a 6-year plea agreement for the abuse against Deanna, ending a 4-year court process to seek justice. While being a fierce advocate for victims and survivors, Deanna is also a mom, wife, and sometimes runner! She is ecstatic to be a part the Childhood Victories team and to empower more children to use their voice.

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  Victor Pacini

  Victor Pacini is one of the most sought after speakers and trainers on the topics of sexual abuse or Erin’s Law for children.He understands the delicate nature of abuse. Not only is he a survivor of sexual abuse, but his sister was murdered in 2001 due to domestic violence. His dynamic Erin’s Law curriculum has been delivered to over 1,000,000 children and parents. He’s been referred by school administrators as, “The most unique and effective presenter of sexual assault awareness.” He is the author of Winning Within, There’s Only One You, Be Seen and Heard (Erin’s Law Content), Your VOICE, My Dreams, and has recorded two music CD’s. His ultimate goal is to help children and parents increase their knowledge and awareness about the topic of sexual abuse and domestic violence. He does this by delivering it from a fresh and positive perspective.

Learning Objectives

Describe the importance of safe touch/unsafe touch education base on the statistics.

Describe what sexual abuse education is and isn't.

Discuss age-appropriate techniques that effectively educate on the topic of sexual abuse.

Explain how to respond if a child discloses sexual abuse.

Agenda

Agenda

3 minutes	Introduction+ statistics
3 minutes	What Sexual Abuse Education is and isn't
3 minutes	Survivor Story Number 1
2 minutes	Why We Don't Use Terms Like Good Touch/Bad Touch
6 minutes	How to Appropriately Teach this Topic
3 minutes	Importance of Trust and Communication and Safe Secrets/Unsafe Secrets
2 minutes	Importance of Inner Sirens
12 minutes	Discuss Disclosure & Survivor Story Number 2
8 minutes	Criteria for What Makes a Sexual Abuse Case
4 minutes	What are "Red Flag" Questions
2 minutes	How to Teach This Education to Students with Special Needs
6 minutes	Frequently Asked Questions
6 minutes	How Can This Education Be Delivered to Students + Testimonials

Disclosures

Disclosures

Financial Disclosures:	Victor Pacini is the owner of Childhood Victories Inc where he receives a salary. Childhood Victories receives compensation for body safety curriculum from schools. Childhood Victories received a speaker fee for this presentation. Victor is the creator or co-creator of a a multitude of body safety curriculum on the topics of sexual abuse, dating violence, gun safety, human trafficking and exploitation, and many others. Childhood Victories receives financial compensation for all of their body safety curriculum presented in person, live stream, or online where school counselors or teachers facilitate the curriculum. Deanna is a presenter for Childhood Victories and co-creator of a variety of programs listed in this description.
Non-Financial Disclosures:	Victor and Deanna have no additional non-financial relationships to disclose.
Content Disclosures:	Victor and Deanna have no additional content information to disclose.

ASHA

ASHA

This course is offered for .1 ASHA CEUs, Introductory Level, Professional Area

To earn ASHA CEUs you must complete the courses by viewing them, provide course feedback, pass the exams with a score of 80 or more, provide your ASHA credentials, and confirm submission.

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