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Celebrating Safer Internet Day: Connect with Confidence

Observed on February 10, 2026, Safer Internet Day is not about a single threat or platform. Instead, it encourages a broader conversation about how digital environments are designed, how responsibility is shared, and how safety can be built into systems rather than added only after harm occurs. As children’s online experiences become increasingly intertwined with

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Celebrating Thanksgiving: Keeping Children Safe and Providing Protection

As families across the country gather around tables filled with warmth, tradition, and gratitude, Thanksgiving offers us a moment to pause and reflect on what truly matters. While celebrations create joy for some, they can also intensify pressures within families facing financial hardship, emotional strain, or unresolved trauma. These conditions can increase the risk of

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Childhood Battles Many Veterans Carry Into Service

Every Veterans Day, we honor the incredible strength, courage, and sacrifices of those who’ve served. But there’s a part of many veterans’ stories that rarely gets talked about—and it often starts long before basic training, before enlistment, before the uniform ever comes into the picture. It starts in childhood. During her psychology internship at a

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Stand Up, Speak Out: October is National Bullying Prevention Month

Every October, we observe National Bullying Prevention Month, a dedicated time to raise awareness, spur action, and renew our collective commitment to protecting children from bullying and abuse. Advocate for the Innocent is taking the opportunity to spotlight the realities of bullying, reinforce prevention strategies, and invite our supporters, communities and partners to join hands

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National Suicide Prevention Month: The Link Between Abuse and Mental Health

September is Suicide Prevention Month… a time to raise awareness, spread hope, and inspire meaningful action around one of the most urgent public health issues of our time. This year, we invite you to start a conversation and be the difference. Sometimes, one question — “How are you really doing?” — followed by true, open-hearted

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