Zero Abuse Project

Zero Abuse Project is committed to the elimination of child sexual abuse. As a 501(c)(3) organization, they focus on providing training and education to professionals and students, aiming to transform institutions so they can effectively prevent, recognize, and respond to child sexual abuse. Their dedication lies in creating safer environments for children by empowering those who work with and protect them.

The organization offers a variety of programs and resources, including Child Advocacy Studies (CAST), ICAC Investigative Resources, and On Demand Training. CAST is an academic program designed to equip students to recognize and respond to child maltreatment. ICAC Investigative Resources provides legal document templates and related resources. The on-demand training platform offers specialized courses addressing emerging issues in the field, including best practices for investigating and prosecuting CSA cases. They also deliver evidence-based body safety and abuse prevention curricula to K–12 schools across the United States at no cost through ECAP.

Zero Abuse Project strives to make essential training resources accessible, offering both free and paid courses. They provide expertly curated resources designed to strengthen child abuse prosecutions, provide investigative support, and help navigate complex cases. By focusing on training, education, and institutional transformation, Zero Abuse Project aims to create a lasting impact in the fight against child abuse.