Zero Abuse Project

Every time a child logs on to the internet without guardrails, they're entering a neighborhood we've never seen, one with no familiar streets, no known neighbors, and no way to know who's watching.

This June, we're recognizing Internet Safety Month because internet safety isn't a dream that will happen someday. It's a community responsibility.

At Zero Abuse Project, we work alongside and help support the investigators, prosecutors, and law enforcement who see the worst of what happens in that invisible neighborhood. We also work with parents, teachers, and caregivers who are trying to make it safer before anything even has to be investigated.
Internet Safety Month is your chance to take action and help create a safer online world for kids.

Here's how:
1. Have one real conversation with a kid about what they're seeing online and how they can stay safe
2. Share one of our resources with a parent, teacher, or caregiver who needs it
3. If you're able, help us keep this work going for the families and communities who need it most

Download free resources & support our work:
- https://ecap.zeroabuseproject.org/resource-library/
- https://secure.qgiv.com/for/icacemergencyappeal

Every kid deserves a world free from abuse and that world is built by communities like ours, one conversation, one resource, and one act of support at a time. This June, let's build it together!

Summer trainings are HERE and registration is officially open!
Whether you're a forensic interviewer, educator, mental health professional, or community advocate, we have training designed for you.

This summer, join us for sessions covering:
✅ Tech-Facilitated Crimes & the Forensic Interview
✅ AI Literacy & Responsible Use for Frontline Professionals
✅ ChildFirst® EX: Expanded Forensic Interview Training
✅ Beyond the Classroom: The Educator's Role in Child Maltreatment Prevention
✅ Spiritual Care for Child Victims in CACs
..and more!

Swipe to see what's coming up and reserve your spot today before seats fill up.
Register here: https://zeroabuseproject.org/events-calendar/

Check out our resources and micro-learning opportunities to help keep the kids you love safe this summer.
https://ecap.zeroabuseproject.org/

Over the last 18 months, Zero Abuse Project's ICAC Training & Technology program trained 3,178 professionals in cryptocurrency tracing, Dark Web investigations, digital forensics, and more delivering 155 training events and 142 case consultations across 35 states. Now, that work is at risk.

Zero Abuse Project lost funding for this critical program and thousands of investigators who fight online child exploitation need your help to keep this training alive.

Give today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/icacemergencyappeal

For nearly four years, Zero Abuse Project has been on the front lines of something most people never see.

Our ICAC program trains the investigators who track predators, trace cryptocurrency, and save children from sextortion schemes before a crisis becomes a tragedy.

Last month, we learned our funding won't be renewed. This May, we will be sharing more about the ICAC program and how you can join us as we build a world where every child is free from abuse.

Learn more about ICAC: https://zeroabuseproject.org/for-professionals/icac-training-technology/

Some stories stay with you forever.

We’re honored to feature Martin Moran, longtime friend of Zero Abuse Project, supporter of 1in6, and creator of The Tricky Part, in a powerful new conversation on our YouTube channel.

Marty’s story has helped countless survivors feel seen, while challenging communities to better understand the lifelong impact of abuse and the possibility of healing.

His work is also utilized in our CAST program, helping prepare future child protection professionals with empathy, awareness, and survivor-centered understanding.

Watch the full conversation:

Zero Abuse Project 145 likes, 14 comments. "Abuse by Camp Counselor & Finding Your Voice | Male Sexual Abuse"

Two upcoming opportunities you won't want to miss!

Join us Wednesday, May 6th for Behind the Work with Zero Abuse Project as Stephanie Hall, Technology and Innovation Lead, leads a survivor-centered conversation about AI and what it means for survivors, the benefits, the risks, and what's ahead. Free and live on zoom, save your seat today! https://tinyurl.com/2fv2k22t

Then in June, Purposeful Pathways brings four free panels led by survivors who have turned their experience into advocacy, memoir, speaking, and consulting careers.

Both are free and virtual. Register at survivorspace.org!

Every child deserves to grow up safe, supported, and free to just be a kid.

In 2025, we showed up for survivors, for families, and for the professionals on the frontlines. The work doesn't stop, and neither do we.
- 7,000+ professionals trained.
- 52,500 reached through SurvivorSpace.
- 1,359 male survivors supported through 1in6, a 25% jump in engagement.
- 93 cents of every dollar straight to programs.

This is what your support makes possible.
See the full impact: https://zeroabuseproject.org/about/ -report-2025

Change happens when passionate people work together.

We're so proud to partner with educators like Stephanie Morris at NorthWest Arkansas Community College , who is bringing CAST training to life through experiential learning and real-world workforce development.

Stephanie recently gave a heartfelt shoutout to Zero Abuse Project and CAST on the OnRecord Podcast and it serves as a beautiful reminder of the ripple effect this work creates in communities across the country.

Catch her kind words starting at 25:59: youtube.com/watch?v=pTw-qlC5YnA&feature=youtu.be

Thank you, Stephanie, for championing this mission alongside us!

On Record: Stephanie Morris on Child Advocacy Training Episode Guest: Stephanie Morris Child Advocacy Studies Program Coordinator, Northwest Arkansas Community College Stephanie Morris brings over a decade of fro...

During National Crime Victims' Rights Week, we were reminded of something simple but powerful: support for survivors doesn't happen in a single moment. It happens through consistent action, education, and access to resources.

At Zero Abuse Project, that work shows up every day, through the professionals we train, the tools we build, and the survivors we support.

Thank you for being part of this. Whether you engage with our resources, support our mission, or help spread awareness, you are part of a growing effort to protect children and support survivors.

Together, we move closer to a world free from abuse.