1 in 5
children affected
1 in 5
children affected
>1%
child welfare funding allocated to prevention
$238K
average lifetime cost per survivor
kNot Today drives the prevention of child sexual abuse by aligning professionals and building data-driven systems to transform fragmented efforts into collective impact.
Child sexual abuse (CSA) prevention professionals have been expected to solve a systemic crisis without systemic infrastructure. The field has lacked standardized tools to collect shared data, demonstrate measurable impact, & apply proven best practices. Until now.
Built by the field, for the field.
“We can't know if prevention works if we can't measure it. The Bridge gives the field the infrastructure to not only measure prevention, but also scale what works.”
— Dr. Melissa Bright
Founder & Executive Director of The Center for Violence Prevention Research
What was invisible is now measurable.
What was isolated becomes collective impact.
What was fragmented is now coordinated.
“We can't know if prevention works if we can't measure it. The Bridge gives the field the infrastructure to not only measure prevention, but also scale what works.”
"It's amazing to be able to see our work relative to the whole. Also, it's making outreach more efficient and targeted."
"We love the concept of bringing organizations together and creating the community through The Bridge."
"It's been nice to see how many students we've served in total. I also like that it's made it easier to see what type of prevention programming is happening in other counties."
"I love being able to see the data populate in a meaningful way! I am excited to see it develop and share with my team!"
"As we were planning outreach for the upcoming school year, I was able to look at specific schools to determine if there was already programming in place and reach out to other organizations serving that area to coordinate our efforts. It really saved us time and effort!"
"The ease of entering the data and then having it accessible to share with other professionals has been a huge positive."