On Thursday, October 17 nearly 400 sponsors, partners, and friends joined forces to advocate on behalf of children and families who are victims of violence, exploitation, and abuse and raised a total of more than $674,000!
Act to Prevent Abuse and Exploitation establishes and extends numerous safeguards for survivors and also emphasizes and encourages the need for age-appropriate internet safety training throughout all stages of youth.
On Thursday, October 12 nearly 400 sponsors, hosts, and friends joined forces to advocate on behalf of children and families who are victims of violence, exploitation, and abuse and raised a record-breaking total of more than $750,000!
The Suffolk County District Attorney's Office, Children’s Advocacy Center of Suffolk County, and our law enforcement partners in Boston, Chelsea, Revere and Winthrop support youth who experience online exploitation.
As of August, the CAC's SEEN has already received as many referrals as they did in all of 2022 – an all-time high.
Annie Marcklinger Gordon has joined the CAC as Executive Director. The appointment of Marcklinger Gordon to Executive Director follows Susan Goldfarb’s 30-year tenure with the CAC.