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A Kentucky family’s lawsuit against Roblox and Discord alleges that unsafe online communities and failed safety measures led to the suicide of their 13-year-old daughter.
A California school district has agreed to pay $12.5 million to eight survivors who were abused by a junior high counselor decades ago, revealing systemic failures in reporting.
Florida and Louisiana attorneys general have launched legal actions against Roblox, calling it a “breeding ground for predators.” Across the U.S., families are suing the company for failing to protect children from grooming, exploitation, and kidnapping. Abroad, countries like Iraq have banned Roblox altogether, citing grave child-safety concerns.
A new lawsuit claims the LDS Church failed to protect children after reinstating a convicted offender, leading to alleged abuse at a Washington State congregation.
New research shows judges, doctors, and police are less likely to recognize sexual abuse when the perpetrator is a woman. Survivors say this denial fuels deeper trauma.
A California man who used the messaging platform Discord to sexually exploit a dozen underage girls has been sentenced to 14 years in federal prison,
A Washington jury delivered a stunning $42 million verdict after hearing how state agencies failed to protect a child from years of sexual abuse.
It starts with trust. It ends in self-harm, blackmail, and sometimes suicide. The FBI warns of a fast-growing online group targeting girls across the U.S.
A Seattle deputy’s rape charges highlight systemic failures in police Explorer programs, nationwide, where ride-alongs left teens as young as 14 vulnerable to sexual abuse.
The FTC and Utah are holding Pornhub’s parent company accountable for deceiving users while profiting from child sexual abuse material and nonconsensual content.
New York lawmakers vote to end anonymous child abuse hotline calls, raising debate over family safety, false allegations, and the weaponization of reports. The bill awaits Gov. Kathy Hochul’s signature.
A Sacramento County teacher, Kim Kenneth Wilson of Del Paso Heights Elementary School gets 215-year sentence for abusing students. But thanks to California laws, he may be eligible for parole in as little as 17 years.
Kansas foster care group homes face renewed scrutiny after years of abuse reports. Officials say more surprise inspections may be needed to protect children.
In an Aug. 18 report for The Imprint, journalist Susanti Sarkar exposes a system known as hidden foster care. It’s a term many outside child
A new lawsuit claims Sacramento County foster youth endured drugs, violence, and exploitation while under state care. How did the system fail its most vulnerable?