Child abuse is a complex issue that cuts across race, class, culture and geography, therefore prevention must be addressed at every level and angle possible. We’ve collected resources to support our partners as they develop strategies to lift up prevention across the state.

Research & Policy

• Prevent Child Abuse America Research and Policy
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Resources for Action
• Families First Act Tool Kit - Annie E. Casey Foundation (2019)
• Adverse Childhood Experiences Study: How are Findings Being Applied in Oregon?
• Strengthening Oregon Families: Advancing Knowledge to Prevent Child Abuse & Neglect (2014)
• Preserving Childhood: Oregon’s Leading Efforts to Prevent Child Abuse & Strengthen Families (2013)
• The FrameWorks Institute Guide: A resource guide that explores why the parents' rights movement has gained momentum and offers three strategies to combat harmful rhetoric. 

​Data

• US Children’s Bureau Data and Research
• Our Children Oregon Kids Count Data
• Oregon By the Numbers: Key Measures for Oregon and it’s counties
• 2017 US Child Maltreatment
• Understanding Child Maltreatment (2013)

Calling Our Partners:
​Your Insights Matter

As we work together to develop strategies and elevate prevention efforts across the state, we invite our valued partners to contribute their expertise. If you have resources, insights, or strategies that align with our mission to prevent child abuse in Oregon, we would love to hear from you!

​Reach out to us at [email protected] to share your resources or discuss potential collaborations. Together, let's amplify the impact of prevention initiatives and build a more resilient and supportive environment for Oregon's children.