Cordisco & Saile has put together this guide dedicated to fostering awareness, education, and action towards the prevention of child abuse. In a world where the safety and well-being of our children should be paramount, it's crucial to engage in open discussions, share knowledge, and collectively work towards creating environments where every child can thrive. Linked: https://www.cordiscosaile.com/navigating-child-sex-abuse/ 

Coming out to your parents, friends, teachers, and family (etc.) can be very difficult. Getting the courage enough to say to someone you love (and not the mirror) can be a big jump. For many people it can be jump out of fear into love and support, but for others these people can be an unsafe person to talk to. Unfortunately in several states, it is now required that teachers notify parents if a child comes forward about a queer identity.  So when deciding whether or not to come out, it's important to start with someone you know you can trust and who will guarantee your safety and acceptance. If you don't feel like this is available for you, than it's important to be strong and brave in keeping yourself safe. No one in the queer community wants you to be in an unsafe environment because of coming out, so make sure you choose a time where you have safe resources if need be. Many parents especially young parents, are devoted to making sure a child feels comfortable coming out to them or know about the choices they have when it comes to love later in life.