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NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE ORGANIZATION LAUNCHES "#DONTTOUCHME" MOVEMENT TO END CHILD ABUSE AND ADVOCATE FOR JUSTICE SYSTEM REFORMS

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Initial supporters are Alternatives for Girls, Authority Health, Black Family Development, Dunamis Charge, Franklin Wright Settlements, Detroit Service Learning District, SASHA Center, BLOOM Transformation Center, The Yunion, and Community Health and Social Services (CHASS); effort seeks required training, changes in…

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NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICE ORGANIZATION LAUNCHES "#DONTTOUCHME" MOVEMENT TO END CHILD ABUSE AND ADVOCATE FOR JUSTICE SYSTEM REFORMS

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NSO launches anti-child abuse campaign in Detroit

The Neighborhood Service Organization has launched a global movement to demand accountability and systemic change for child abuse survivors. The Detroit-based health and human service agency kicks off its #DontTouchMe campaign by offering children and families impacted by domestic and sexual violence access to same-day and next-day support services through its four clinics. Appointments can be made by calling 1-888-360-WELL. “We sometimes forget…

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Neighborhood Service Organization Launches “#DontTouchMe” Movement to End Child Abuse and Advocate for Justice System Reforms

Every 9 minutes, a child in the U.S. is sexually assaulted – yet too often, justice never comes. Today, the Neighborhood Service Organization launches #DontTouchMe, a bold global movement demanding accountability and systemic change for survivors of child abuse. As the movement kicks off, NSO is offering children and families impacted by domestic and sexual violence access to same-day and next-day support services via its four clinics. Appointme…

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Campaign to End Mob Justice in Kenya Launched

One moment you’re accused, the next you’re gone—no judge, no jury, just the wrath of an angry crowd. Mob justice in Kenya has long been a brutal reality, a fast and fatal response to crime fueled by public frustration with the legal system. But a new initiative is fighting back. Rights in Action Coalition (RIACO) officially launched its campaign against mob justice on April 4, 2025, in Kisumu. The organization, dedicated to promoting human righ…

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