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At-Home Summer Safety Mini-Guide with GoNoodle

In Our Summer Safety Mini-Guide with GoNoodle Part 1 on Outdoor Summer Safety, we covered all things sun, water, and outdoors (like fireworks). This time, we focus on Summer Safety at Home- everything from the front of the house to the backyard...

Internet Safety Month: Toolkit From NCMEC

Every June we celebrate Internet Safety Month. Our friends at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children have shared the following toolkit with information and resources you need to protect kids online.   Into the Cloud Celebrate...
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Esports Tower – A New Partner in Prevention

We are thrilled to welcome the Esports Towers as a new Darkness to Light Partner in Prevention! Esports Tower, the global esports training and development organization, has been recognized as a Partner in Prevention by Darkness to Light for...

Darkness to Light’s NEW Stewards of Children® Wins Silver and Bronze in 44th Annual Telly Awards

CHARLESTON, SC – Darkness to Light, a national not-for-profit leader in the prevention of child sexual abuse, has been awarded two Telly Awards for the much-anticipated update to its prevention programming, Stewards of Children®. Taking home Best in...
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Outdoor Summer Safety Mini-Guide with GoNoodle

Summertime is known for family, vacation, relaxing, gatherings, friends and free time. Summertime also means more daylight, warmer days and more time outdoors! The first part of our Summer Safety Mini-Guide focuses on Outdoor Summer Safety for all...
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Equipping & Empowering: Take Action this Child Abuse Prevention Month

Last fall, during our Envision Conference, which was held in partnership with the Moore Center for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, we were honored to have as our keynote, Anthony Edwards...

 

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5 Reasons Why the NEW Stewards of Children: More Diversity

5 Reasons Why the NEW Stewards of Children: More Diversity

By now, we hope that you’ve heard the exciting news that Darkness to Light is releasing the much-anticipated update to our flagship training Stewards of Children®, this April. Read our series on the 5 Reasons Why to learn about the various enhancements we’ve made to the learning experience. Reason #2: It Includes More Diversity of … Read More
Darkness to Light Selected as a 2023 TCS New York City Marathon Charity Partner

Darkness to Light Selected as a 2023 TCS New York City Marathon Charity Partner

Darkness to Light has been selected as an Official Charity Partner for the 2023 TCS New York City Marathon! As a charity partner, we received five entry spots for the race on November 5, 2023. These runners will raise funds to support Darkness to Light and our mission to equip and empower adults to build … Read More
5 Reasons Why the NEW Stewards of Children: Trauma-Informed

5 Reasons Why the NEW Stewards of Children: Trauma-Informed

By now, we hope that you’ve heard the exciting news that Darkness to Light is releasing the much-anticipated update to our flagship training Stewards of Children®, this April. Read our series on the 5 Reasons Why to learn about the various enhancements we’ve made to the learning experience. Reason #1: It’s More Trauma Informed Darkness … Read More
Honest Conversations: Protecting Children in the LGBTQ+ Community

Honest Conversations: Protecting Children in the LGBTQ+ Community

Darkness to Light is committed to the safety of ALL children, including our most vulnerable youth. And that is why Katelyn Brewer, President and CEO, led an Honest Conversation about child sexual abuse in the LGBTQ+ community—because ALL kids deserve to be safe from harm. As part of this commitment, it’s important that we remain … Read More