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JASPER — The Southwestern Indiana Child Advocacy Coalition Center hosted the Zero Abuse Project ChildFirst forensic interview training. The training began Monday, March 27 and welcomed students from across the

A megachurch is apologizing for instances of abuse from decades earlier that "had not been addressed in a way that honored the survivors at the time" after information about them was unearthed in the last few years.

A megachurch is apologizing for instances of abuse from decades earlier that "had not been addressed in a way that honored the survivors at the time" after information about them was unearthed in the last few years.

A Menlo Park megachurch is apologizing for several instances of abuse from decades earlier at the evangelical Presbyterian church "had not been addressed in a way that honored the survivors at the time" unearthed in the last few years.

Ouachita Baptist University’s community & family services program in the Pruet School of Christian Studies and the Title IX department will host a conference titled “Keeping Faith” to help faith-based communities learn how to recognize and respond to all forms of child abuse. The two-day training will be held March 28-29 in Walker Conference Center. Admission is $15; Ouachita students and staff will be admitted free.

If approved by the Syracuse Common Council, the Syracuse Police Department employees will begin training with the Zero Abuse Project.

WASHINGTON, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) - A local school is working to end the stigma surrounding childhood trauma. Jenilee Cousil, an art teacher at Washington ...

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Experts and a source within the District Attorney's office said officials may be wary of prosecuting cases connected to online vigilante groups due to a myriad of legal concerns.