Posted Wednesday, January 18, 2012
The Penn State sex abuse scandal raises as many questions as allegations against Jerry Sandusky. How could someone commit such heinous crimes against children? How did it go on for so long? And why did no one pay heed to an eyewitness? They tried to answer those questions this week at Cleveland State University, where coaches were trained on how to spot and deal with child abusers. We'll look at that and other efforts to protect kids from abuse, Wednesday at 9 on The Sound of Ideas.
Community/Human Interest, Courts/Crime - Fire/Law Enforcement, Parenting/Child Care
Sharon Minson, Director, Office for the Protection of Children and Youth, Cleveland Diocese
Tyrone White, Assistant Football Coach, St. Ignatius High School and and Author “Parenting A Winner”
Joel Nielsen, Athletics Director, Kent State University
Magistrate Rita Rochford, Vertis Trainer, St. Vincent St. Mary’s High School and Summit County Juvenile Court Judge
Cleveland State University providing sexual abuse training to its coaches
Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network
The Office for the Protection of Children and Youth, Cleveland Diocese
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