Not all Sexual Abuse Prevention Best Practices are Equally “Best”
Amongst abused terms, “best practices” is more abused than most. At one end of the spectrum, best practices are practices that are accepted or prescribed…
Amongst abused terms, “best practices” is more abused than most. At one end of the spectrum, best practices are practices that are accepted or prescribed…
Preventing sexual abuse and misconduct (SAM) has always been a priority for everyone working with children. But SAM is rising and the costs of failing to…
This Washington Post article describes a newly released NWSL report that finds “misconduct at the majority” of soccer clubs. The report is difficult to read…
A “safe environment” is one of those frustrating terms that everyone thinks they understand but, ask five people what they think it means, and you…
I attended the ePlace Solutions SAVES Conference yesterday hosted by Randy Krause. SAVES is billed as “a symposium devoted to educating the insurance community and…
The insurance industry has done a really good job of convincing its customers that it is an alternative to risk management, rather than being just…
Every child and vulnerable adult should be as well-protected from sexual abuse and misconduct (SAM) as possible, yet SAM is increasing. The costs of SAM…
If you are using the most common approach to managing sexual abuse and misconduct (SAM) risk, you should consider changing what you are doing. …
The conventional wisdom is that large organizations tend to manage risk far, far better than small organizations. Though there is good reason for this…
Today’s article in The Hill – Why aren’t we treating child sexual abuse like the crisis it is? – expresses understandable frustration with how child…
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