Teach in Your Community

You can help reduce the risk of child sexual abuse in your community by teaching a prevention class. Each of our educational resources was developed in collaboration with licensed mental health clinicians and community leaders.Schedulea Saprea prevention class from us, download the materials toteacha group, or train to become aVolunteer Community Educator. Read more to explore our free resources to learn how to reduce child sexual abuse and teach others to do the same.

Community Education Classes

Our classes create an interactive environment for you and your community to learn evidence-based tools to reduce the risk of child sexual abuse. Our teaching materials and discussion guides are open for you to review and use.

Teach Your Own Class

You can help liberate our society from child sexual abuse simply by starting conversations within your community. Our discussion guides help make it easier to initiate this meaningful dialogue and increase awareness around sexual abuse.Each discussion guide includes:

  • Materials you need to both inform and invite others to 
take action.
  • Step-by-step outlines for each discussion, which you 
can follow or adapt.
  • Education provided in an easy-to-use video.
  • Specific questions that help you facilitate discussions pertinent to your group and their experiences.

Whether you choose to organize a formal class or host a casual conversation with a group of parents, your efforts will be key to helping curb the epidemic of abuse in your community. If you feel nervous to teach, we'd always love to have you join one of our Volunteer Community Educator trainings.