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27 February 2026

Simply Captivating: 2025 Impact Report

In 2025, connection stood out as the thread running through everything we do. In a world that can feel increasingly fragmented, our supporters and…

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26 January 2026

Child Criminal Exploitation: What It Is, Why It Happens, and How To Help

Child criminal exploitation traps vulnerable children in trafficking, scams, and crime, stealing their education, safety, and future.

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20 January 2026

The Reality of Orphans in Nepal

In Nepal, orphaned children face high risks of exploitation and trafficking due to poverty, disasters, and weak child protection systems.

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10 December 2025

Fighting OSAEC: Policies, Global Leaders, and What More Countries Can Do

OSAEC is rising worldwide, and here’s what we can learn: strong laws, tech accountability, and community action protect children online.

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3 October 2025

Suspicious? Here are OSAEC Red Flags To Look Out For

Online child safety matters: learn how to spot OSAEC red flags, protect kids from grooming, and build safer digital spaces for families.

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4 September 2025

“Harmless” Posting? You Could Be Risking Children’s Online Safety

Some posts can put kids at risk. Protect children from OSAEC by keeping accounts private, avoiding identifiers, and thinking before you post.

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