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Child Sexual Abuse Prevention Is Possible
The essential toolkit for every parent and caregiver! Learn the myths and facts of child sexual abuse along with practical strategies to protect the kids you love.
Monday, Jan. 26
12-1 p.m.
Today's Creepy White Van
How perpetrators exploit children online and what you can do to protect kids
Online games and social media have replaced the dark alley and the creepy white van. Learn how you can intervene and keep kids safe in a connected world.
Tuesday, Feb. 10
12-1 p.m.
Sexting, Cyberbullying and Healthy Online Relationships
Learn effective strategies to talk openly with your kids about risky behaviors.
Feb. 24
12-1 p.m.
Sound of Reality
What sex trafficking really looks like in North Dakota and what you can do about it
Films like Sound of Freedom have brought attention to human trafficking—but what’s the reality here at home? Join us to separate Hollywood from reality.
March 9, 2026
12-1 p.m.
Your Child’s Best Friend Might Be an AI Chatbot
How AI companion chatbots engage children in sexual grooming, encouraging risky behaviors like self-harm, drug use, and lying to parents.
Date/Time TBD
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Survivors of sexual assault and human trafficking can receive specialized services, support, and information. Visit our organizations' websites for local information, resource guides, and referral options.
Survivors, We Are Here for You
About the ND HOPE Project
Healing, Outreach, Prevention, and Empowerment (HOPE) to combat sexual and domestic violence, child abuse and human trafficking by providing survivor-centered resources, strengthening community awareness, and driving prevention efforts across North Dakota.
The ND HOPE Project is a collaborative education campaign aimed at strengthening North Dakota’s response to sexual and domestic violence and child abuse. Kicking off with an op-ed throughout North Dakota media, and then a six-part virtual web series, the project will address pressing issues such as digital safety for youth, recognizing and preventing grooming and extortion, and connecting survivors to resources statewide. Led by a coalition of seven survivor-centered organizations, the ND HOPE Project reflects a shared commitment to advancing Healing, Outreach, Prevention, and Empowerment across the lifespan and throughout North Dakota.
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