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  • Let’s Make Laws That Protect Our Children From Sexual Abuse

    Katie Petersen April 19, 2017 Girls

    The problem is that children most often do not immediately disclose sexual abuse, and given the damage this type of behavior can do to a child, a misdemeanor simply isn’t adequate accountability.  

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