Teaching children about safe and unsafe touch isn’t about fear—it’s about clarity, confidence, and connection. When children understand their bodies and know they can talk openly with trusted adults, abuse loses its power to hide. These conversations don’t take away a child’s innocence. They protect it.

The media isn’t going away. Neither is technology. But with the right education, we can make sure children aren’t navigating that space blind. Media literacy builds resilience, awareness, and confidence—all critical tools in the fight to prevent child abuse and exploitation. Let’s teach kids to question what they see, speak up about what feels wrong, and know that their safety matters—online and offline.