When making a choice about the camps your child will attend, it’s important to know what to ask. More than likely you will be asking questions about the daily schedule and how they handle homesick campers, first aid and other safety considerations, as well as policies related to bullying and personal devices. But what about some of the tougher questions? Are you asking about the training that the camp staff receive? Are they trained in child sexual abuse prevention? Have they been trained ...| Darkness to Light
Back-to-school season is here! Step into your role as a safe adult this school year with Darkness to Light’s child protection strategies.| Darkness to Light
Darkness to Light has been named an Official Charity Partner of the 2025 TCS New York City Marathon.| Darkness to Light
25 YEARS OF LEADING THE WAY IN PREVENTION Preventing Child Sexual Abuse Through Education & Action Darkness to Light empowers adults to prevent, recognize, and react responsibly to child sexual abuse through awareness, education, and the reduction of stigma. We believe protecting children is an adult’s responsibility, and that education and training are key to […]| Darkness to Light
School is out, the days are longer, and summer fun is in full swing. But while the season brings sunshine, freedom, and adventure, it also quietly shifts the landscape of child safety. The structure and predictability of the school year provide natural layers of protection for children—daily routines, consistent supervision, and safe adults who may […] The post Safety Doesn’t Take a Break: Why Summer Safety Matters More Than Ever appeared first on Darkness to Light.| Darkness to Light
As we close out FY25 and prepare for FY26, I find myself filled with gratitude for everything we’ve accomplished together and excitement for what’s to come. This year, we’ve made incredible strides in our mission to protect children from sexual abuse, and I am taking this moment to reflect on some of the highlights. Welcoming […] The post Reflections on a Year of Growth and Impact appeared first on Darkness to Light.| Darkness to Light
Thanks to a generous grant from the Daniel Island Community Fund (DICF), thousands more individuals will gain access to prevention training.| Darkness to Light
At Darkness to Light, we believe teachers are more than educators—they’re protectors, mentors, and often, the first line of defense when it comes to recognizing and responding to child abuse… Statistics reveal that school personnel identify 52% of all child abuse cases classified as causing harm to the child—more than any other profession. In addition, […]| Darkness to Light
As part of a national effort to address health inequities, Darkness to Light is among the awardees across the United States that received grant funding from Direct Relief’s Fund for Health Equity. Direct Relief’s Fund for Health Equity mobilizes financial resources for organizations focused on non-clinical interventions that affect a person’s health. Commonly known as the […]| Darkness to Light
Our flagship training, Stewards of Children®, teaches practical actions adults can take to reduce instances of child sexual abuse in their communities. In 2023, we released a new edition of the training. It follows the same proven framework for safety but with significant and cutting edge updates. We feature new survivors and experts, the latest […] The post From Voices to Vision: Crafting the New Stewards of Children® appeared first on Darkness to Light.| Darkness to Light
What if we told you that child protection training for the AKC is just as crucial as safety measures in schools, youth sports, or summer camps?| Darkness to Light
Darkness to Light, a leader in child sexual abuse prevention, announces its 25th anniversary, marking a quarter-century of child protection.| Darkness to Light
Research shows that one in 10 children will be the victim of sexual abuse before their 18th birthday. This is one of the most staggering statistics we have regarding the impact of child sexual abuse, and is different than the widely accepted “1 in 4 girls and 1 in 6 boys.” We are often asked, “Why … Read More| Darkness to Light