Paula Felps

Sexual abuse is a crime against children that cuts through all social, religious and economic boundaries. Like its perpetrators, the victims may come from privilege or poverty; they may be black, white, Hispanic or Asian; they may be healthy or disabled. Most will know their perpetrators and less than one in 10 children will tell an adult they are being sexually abused.

"Pedophiles Don't Discriminate: How to Protect Your Child from Sexual Abuse" is a concise, informative and easy-to-read booklet that teaches parents:

- How to talk to your child about sexual abuse (at any age)
- Signs a child is being abused
- How predators "groom" their victims
- What to do if you discover a child is being sexually abused

Today, we have the opportunity to change the future for our children and bring an end to child sexual abuse. Education is the first step in prevention and protection, and "Pedophiles Don’t Discriminate: How to Protect Your Child from Sexual Abuse,” provides a powerful educational tool for parents – as well as for anyone who works with children.