We protect children from the ACEs
(Adverse Childhood Experiences)
that cause shorter, sicker lives.

Do you or your children have ACEs?

What are aces?

Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), as defined by the Centers for Disease Control, are ten childhood traumas that include all forms of child abuse, neglect, and domestic violence. They are such profound traumas that they predispose children to a lifetime of poorer physical, mental, social and financial health.

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Our Campaigns

Part of preventing ACEs is passing good laws that protect children. Right now, it is perfectly legal for pedophiles to practice on lifelike child sex dolls, and in situations when a safe, non abusive parent and an abusive parent are in family court, the judge is more likely to award custody to the abuser. This needs to change. Please get involved.

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Ban Child Sex Dolls

Custody Court Crisis

WE NEED LOTS OF HELP

At the Stop Abuse Campaign, we’re advocates. We’re educators. We’re salespeople. We’re passionate. We sell the importance of protecting children from Adverse Childhood Experiences, and the solutions to prevent them.

We’re all volunteers. We work from home (not fancy offices). We invest in protecting children, not ourselves. And we need your help.

We need advocates in all our chapters who can push through programs in each state.

We need campaign managers to work with our core team.

We often need professional volunteers. We post our projects to Catchafire.

And we need your financial support. Really, we can’t do this without you.

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Abuse survivors and our bodies: mistaking correlation with causation

by Azure Moyna | July 21, 2020 | Feature, Trauma: Healing | 0 Comments

Abuse Survivors and Our Bodies. Did you suffer child abuse? If so. you may care about yourself less because you think nobody cares about you.

Hold New York’s rapists accountable for forced oral and anal rape

by Andrew Willis | July 20, 2020 | Feature, Sex Abuse | 0 Comments

New York’s rape laws are dangerously out of date. Oral and anal rape is not considered rape in New York. Support this bill now to call a rape a rape.

Recovering from coronavirus crisis

by Barry Goldstein | June 19, 2020 | Custody Court Crisis, Feature | 0 Comments

As we recover from Coronavirus the Quincy Solution will help the economy, reduce domestic violence, and protect children in our family courts #custody