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All Adults Are the Protectors of All Children (Don Shelby)

Policies that keep children in homes with life‑threatening harm on the grounds of unproven or unscientific beliefs—account for avoidable homicidal deaths of hundreds of MN children and many more tortured and near-death experiences annually. When Child Protection becomes more transparent when studies like the one linked above become common, this reality will be recognized...


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What You Can Do Series – School Counselors Can Do

School counselors are the vital bridge between struggling children and the support systems they desperately need. Positioned at the intersection of school, family, and community, they are often the first line of defense—sometimes the only one—against the silent epidemic of child trauma and abuse

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Child Abuse Sad Stories & Statistics (1ST 45 days in 2026))

Child abuse doesn’t stop for holidays or election years. In just the first 45 days of 2026, sad stories and new statistics are already piling up. This post tracks those cases and numbers to show how many invisible children still need our protection.

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Marketing Harmful Products to Children

Some of the most dangerous products sold to children today aren’t toys or gadgets, but junk food, vapes, alcohol, gambling and loot boxes pushed through personalized digital marketing. This post explains how companies target kids online and why these tactics are so harmful.

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Education 2026 – Educating At Risk Children (what tomorrow looks like)

Teaching in America in 2026 means managing trauma, violence, long COVID, and historic shortages—all while trying to educate growing numbers of abused and at‑risk children. Drawing on recent data from Education Week, NCES, and school counselors nationwide, this draft chapter from Childhood Trauma – America’s Legacy explores what’s really happening inside classrooms, why teache...


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