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In The News | Press Appearances

DECEMBER 2011

  • Trenton Times / NJ.com
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's press event to announce child sexual abuse prevention initiatives is highlighted in this story.

  • WZBN TV
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's press event to announce child sexual abuse prevention initiatives is highlighted in this video story.

  • NJ 101.5
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's press event to announce child sexual abuse prevention initiatives is highlighted in this story and video spot.

  • New Brunswick Patch
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's upcoming press event on December 8th is detailed in this article about our child sexual abuse prevention efforts and initiatives.

NOVEMBER 2011

  • Sparta Independent
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's upcoming press event on December 8th is detailed in this article about our child sexual abuse prevention efforts and initiatives.

  • Courier News / MyCentralJersey.com
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's Executive Director Rush Russell is quoted in this article concerning the Penn State child sexual abuse scandal and prevention efforts.

  • The Star-Ledger / NJ.com
    An editorial piece from Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's Executive Director Rush Russell speaks to the United State's and New Jersey's ranking in the world for child deaths and protection, and the importance of home visitation in reducing these incidents.

OCTOBER 2011

JULY 2011

  • Asbury Park Press
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey and the Healthy Families-TIP program responds to an article published in The Journal of the American Medical Association regarding the status of the approximately 2 million super-obese children in this country.

JUNE 2011

  • Cape May County Herald
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey is cited in this article about child abuse trends in Cape May County and throughout the state, and how evidence-based home visiting programs like Healthy Families can make an impact in these statistics.

  • Catholic Star Herald & Cape May County Herald
    Child Abuse Prevention Month, Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's Annual Pinwheel Contest and its winner are all featured in this article.

MAY 2011

  • APP.com
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey received a $1,000 donation from Financial Resources Federal Credit Union thanks to a successful "Jeans Day Friday" program.

  • NJ.com
    A participant in Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's Parent Linking Program is highlighted in this NJ.com article, showcasing the success of young parents who continue with school and seek to provide the best future for their children and themselves.

  • Orange Transcript
    FamilyConnections' Community Workshop, featured here as a part of Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's "Child Abuse Prevention Month" campaign, is detailed in this clipping.

APRIL 2011

MARCH 2011

  • US-1 & West Windsor / Plainsboro News
    Child Abuse Prevention Month and the "Pinwheels For Prevention" campaign is detailed in this short article.

  • YourSomerset.com
    The Parent As Teachers (PAT) program, based on the belief that parents are a child's first and most important teacher, in Somerset is described in this article, along with the technical assistance provided by Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey.

  • Weehawken Reporter & Hudson Reporter & Midweek Reporter
    Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey's "Tackling Child Abuse" event this May, an event to raise funds for evidence-based child abuse prevention programs, is promoted.

  • njtoday.net & Home News Tribune
    The New Jersey State Information and Resource Center (NJPIRC) presented Franklin Elementary School with the "Rising Star Award" in recognition of the school's enduring commitment to parent engagement.

JANUARY 2011

  • nj.com (Youth Notes)
    "Youth Notes" for Hudson County describe The Secaucus Public Library and Resource Center's new education materials which have been expanded thanks to a grant from NJPIRC. The materials are provided to encourage learning and help children with their reading and math skills.


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