ALT A graphic with a split design showing a physical neighborhood transitioning into a digital one. The top half features an aerial view of a suburban neighborhood with warm glowing lights, where two adults hold a glowing heart and a shield emblem. The bottom half depicts a glowing blue digital landscape filled with social media and communication icons, where two figures — one holding a flashlight and one holding a tablet — examine the online world. Text on the left reads 'The neighborhood we can't see — Internet Safety Month.' The ICAC Training & Technology and Zero Abuse Project logos appear at the bottom.

ALT An infographic with a dark blue starry background titled '3 Ways to Help Make the Invisible Neighborhood Safer.' Three numbered steps are listed in rounded rectangle cards: 1) Have one real conversation with a kid about what they're seeing online and how they can stay safe, illustrated with an adult and child talking with a chat bubble between them; 2) Share one of our resources with a parent, teacher, or caregiver who needs it, illustrated with a document and share icon; 3) If you're able, help us keep this work going for parents, caregivers, and teachers, illustrated with a glowing heart. The Zero Abuse Project and ICAC Training & Technology logos appear in the bottom right corner.

ALT Branded graphic with the Zero Abuse Project ICAC Training & Technology logo. Headline reads "Internet Crimes Against Children Spotlight — Insights. Resources. Impact." A yellow banner reads "Urgent: Funding cuts threaten Zero Abuse ICAC training." Below the banner is a photo of five members of the Zero Abuse Project ICAC Training Program team standing together outdoors.

ALT Branded graphic with the Zero Abuse Project ICAC Training & Technology logo. Headline reads "Four Years on the Front Lines." Text reads: "Behind every recovered child is an investigator who knew what to look for. For four years, we've trained the investigators working in the dark, tracing crypto, tracking predators, and saving kids from sextortion." A yellow callout box states: "Last month, we learned our funding would not be renewed.

ALT randed infographic with the ICAC Training & Technology logo featuring a black-and-white photo of a child using a tablet. Text highlights that in 2024, more than 61 million files of Child Sexual Abuse Material were reported to ICAC investigators, and the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children CyberTipline received 20.5 million reports related to 29.2 million incidents of suspected child sexual exploitation.

ALT Branded graphic with the Zero Abuse Project ICAC Training & Technology logo. Headline reads "Here's What You Can Expect." Text states that ICAC investigators need specialized training to navigate an ever-changing online world, and that Zero Abuse Project will share more about the program this month and how people can join in building a world where every child is free from abuse.

ALT 2025 annual report image with zero abuse project logo and two kids smiling in the background.

ALT Four-panel graphic showing impact statistics. Top left: “7,000 professionals trained” on a blue background with an icon of people and a gear. Top right: “5,400 served through TiPP” with a shield logo and abstract wave design. Bottom left: “52,500 reached via SurvivorSpace” with the Survivor Space logo. Bottom right: “1,359 male survivors supported” with a “1in6” logo. Blue and white color scheme throughout.

ALT graphic with text that reads 93cents per dollar to programs, see your full impact https://zeroabuseproject.org/about/#annual-report-2025

ALT Informational graphic from Zero Abuse Project titled "Healing Is Possible With Support." Text reads: "Supporting survivors means providing access to resources, information, and community. Programs like SurvivorSpace, 1in6, and The Bristlecone Project help survivors navigate healing and reclaim their futures." Three program buttons are displayed: Survivor Space, 1 in 6, and The Bristlecone Project. Logos for SurvivorSpace and 1in6 appear at the top. Footer reads "Center for Survivor Resilience | Zero Abuse Project" and zeroabuseproject.org. Header reads "Child Abuse Prevention Month | Zero Abuse Project."

ALT Five people pose together smiling in an elegant event space with blue uplighting. They are dressed in formal attire and several wear Zero Abuse Project name badges. Two women stand on the left, and three men stand to the right and center.

ALT A wide shot of a formal gala dinner in a ballroom with chandeliers and arched windows. Guests are seated at round tables with navy linens and glassware. A projection screen at the front of the room displays a video, and blue and amber uplighting illuminates the walls.

ALT A speaker stands at a podium addressing a seated audience in a dimly lit event venue. A presentation screen behind him displays the slide "Zero Abuse Begins with Us" with the name Anthony Edwards listed as Actor, Survivor, Advocate and Zero Abuse Project Board of Directors.

ALT Two men in suits smile and pose together in front of a blue step and repeat banner printed with the Zero Abuse Project logo. The man on the right wears a name badge identifying him as Jeff Dion, Chief Executive Officer of the Zero Abuse Project.

ALT Program Spotlight graphic for the Center for Survivor Resilience from Zero Abuse Project. Features a headshot of Becky Perkins, Director of Survivor Resiliency, alongside the quote: "For many survivors, simply understanding that what happened to them was not their fault is a powerful step in healing." Includes logos for SurvivorSpace and 1in6. Header reads "Child Abuse Prevention Month | Zero Abuse Project." Footer displays the Zero Abuse Project logo and zeroabuseproject.org.

ALT Graphic from Zero Abuse Project's Child Abuse Prevention Month series titled 'The Professionals Protecting Children.' Features Kristina Korobov, Senior Attorney, with the text: 'Supporting Prosecutors Through Trauma-Informed Training. Kristina trains prosecutors across the country to recognize trauma's impact, communicate with child victims, and pursue justice effectively in court.' Includes the TiPP logo

ALT Graphic from Zero Abuse Project's Child Abuse Prevention Month series titled 'The Professionals Protecting Children.' Features Dan Berry, Investigations Specialist, with the text: 'In 2024, the CyberTipline received over 20.5 million reports of suspected child sexual exploitation. Dan trains investigators and prosecutors nationwide to handle these complex cases and protect children from online threats.' Includes the ICAC Training & Technology logo."

ALT Graphic from Zero Abuse Project's Child Abuse Prevention Month series titled 'The Professionals Protecting Children.' Features Caitie Dahl, Forensic Interview Specialist and Trainer, with the text: 'Before a case goes to court, a child has to tell their story. Caitie trains professionals nationwide in ChildFirst interviewing techniques, ensuring children are heard in ways that are trauma-informed, age-appropriate, and legally sound.' Includes the ChildFirst logo.

ALT Graphic from Zero Abuse Project's Child Abuse Prevention Month series titled 'The Professionals Protecting Children.' Features Tyler Counsil, Director of CAST, with the text: 'Preparing the next generation through CAST in over 120 programs. Tyler trains future investigators, social workers, educators, and attorneys at universities across the country to recognize abuse before it's too late.' Includes the CAST logo.

ALT Graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month by the Zero Abuse Project. Bold headline reads, “Communities Play a Critical Role in Protecting Children.” Supporting text: “Prevention • Education • Awareness.” A large call-to-action button says “Support the Mission.” Below: “Every child deserves someone willing to fight for them.” The bottom includes the website “zeroabuseproject.org” and the Zero Abuse Project logo on a blue and yellow background.

ALT Graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Zero Abuse Project. Bold text reads 'Prevention Starts With Awareness.' Supporting text states: 'Education helps communities recognize warning signs, understand grooming behaviors, and create safer environments for children.' A 'Learn More' button appears in the lower right. Zero Abuse Project logo and website zeroabuseproject.org are shown at the bottom.

ALT Graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Zero Abuse Project and the Center for Faith & Child Protection. Title reads 'Faith Communities Are Part of the Solution.' Three tips are listed: adopt a written child protection policy for your congregation; train all faith community leaders and volunteers to recognize and respond to signs of abuse; and create a culture where children are believed and supported, not silenced. Three key services are highlighted: Policy Development, Faith Training, and Case Consultation. The CFCP logo appears in the upper right. Zero Abuse Project logo and website zeroabuseproject.org are shown at the bottom.

ALT Program Spotlight graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Zero Abuse Project. Features a headshot of Victor Vieth, Chief Program Officer of Education & Research at the Center for Faith & Child Protection (CFCP). Text reads: 'Helping Faith Communities Protect Children. CFCP helps faith communities recognize grooming behaviors, establish effective child protection policies, respond appropriately when concerns arise, and support survivors with compassion and care.' The CFCP logo appears in the lower right. Zero Abuse Project logo and website zeroabuseproject.org are shown at the bottom.

ALT Graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Zero Abuse Project. Bold text reads 'Prevention Starts With Awareness.' Supporting text states: 'Education helps communities recognize warning signs, understand grooming behaviors, and create safer environments for children.' A 'See The Tips' button appears in the lower right. Zero Abuse Project logo and website zeroabuseproject.org are shown at the bottom.

ALT Program Spotlight graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Zero Abuse Project. Features a headshot of Alison Feigh, Director of the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center (JWRC). Text reads: 'Every child deserves to grow up safe. JWRC offers prevention education, family advocacy, and support for families of missing children — connecting communities to the resources they need.' The JWRC logo appears in the lower right. Zero Abuse Project logo and website zeroabuseproject.org are shown at the bottom.

ALT Graphic for Child Abuse Prevention Month from Zero Abuse Project and the Jacob Wetterling Resource Center. Title reads 'Talk Openly With Children About Safety.' Three tips are listed: use correct anatomical names for body parts to build confidence and clarity; teach children that no adult should ask them to keep secrets from their trusted adults; and help kids identify 5 trusted adults they can go to if something feels wrong or unsafe. Three key concepts are highlighted: No Secrets, Know Your 5, and Trust Your Uh-Oh Feeling. Zero Abuse Project logo and website zeroabuseproject.org are shown at the bottom