don't offend india interview

don't offend india interview

28 August 2018    
from the prevention podcast

global prevention project 

 

 
 
 
 

On this week's podcast Candice interviews one of Don't Offend India Networks clinicians, Janavi Doshi. We discuss the epidemic of childhood sexual abuse in India, the taboo of discussing sex including sexual abuse prevention in Indian culture, and the absolute necessity and benefit of having such a program in India...

 

Transcript awaited

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

interview: kiron

 

interview: emma returns

 

thread: what doesn't harm kids?

   

kiron

Powerful interview with Kiron, who was abused as a teen including being exposed to CP and found himself addicted, scared, with no where to turn. He was able to stop viewing CP and now works to advocate for child protection.

 

emma artless

Emma returns to share her thoughts on using the term pedophile vs. MAP. We discuss some of the controversy around both terms as well as the importance of using accurate labels. We also discuss the reality that males, females, transgender, non-binary individuals can have attractions to children but be committed to never harming a child.

 

bly

It's important to understand what really harms children so we aim to prevent the right things.

 
 
 
interview: kiron
kiron

Powerful interview with Kiron, who was abused as a teen including being exposed to CP and found himself addicted, scared, with no where to turn. He was able to stop viewing CP and now works to advocate for child protection.

 
 
 
interview: emma returns
emma artless

Emma returns to share her thoughts on using the term pedophile vs. MAP. We discuss some of the controversy around both terms as well as the importance of using accurate labels. We also discuss the reality that males, females, transgender, non-binary individuals can have attractions to children but be committed to never harming a child.

 
 
 
thread: what doesn't harm kids?
bly

It's important to understand what really harms children so we aim to prevent the right things.