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FAQ: What will happen to the abuser if I tell?
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The abuser may get the kind of help he or she needs to stop hurting children. A person who abuses children needs help. Most abusers need special counseling. If the abuser is someone in your family, you may see less of him or her for a while. Because child abuse is against the law, some abusers may go to jail. If an abuser goes to jail, it is his or her fault-not yours!
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Voices and Faces:
Karen Carroll-Coleman 
"When someone says 'I've been raped' the most important words in the world to say are 'I believe you'. If a survivor doesn't hear that from anyone else, she or he is going to hear it from me."
Read more about Karen at The Voices and Faces Project »
Alliance Research Director introducing the film "It’s Not About Sex", a documentary created by NYC youth
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