Sources for Educator Child Exploitation Awareness

"Ontario woman alleges high school running coach sexually assaulted her as a teen in a $3M lawsuit", CBC Toronto, Sep 13, 2022. The case highlights the ongoing issues surrounding educator sexual abuse.  

"Alberta Teachers’ Association to lose disciplinary role, province announces", Janet French, CBC News · Posted: Dec 09, 2021. This decision raises questions about how sexual misconduct in schools will be addressed in the future.  

"Ottawa teacher charged with dozens more sex crimes against former students", CBC Ottawa, May 26, 2021. This incident adds to the growing list of cases concerning educator sexual misconduct, underscoring the need for child exploitation resources.  

"Complaints about Ontario teacher came years before sex assault conviction", CBC Ottawa, May 18, 2021. This highlights the failures in addressing early warnings of sexual misconduct in schools.  

"Reporter’s Notebook: Unravelling a high school sex abuse scandal", Julie Ireton, CBC National, January 4, 2019. Investigative efforts aim to shine a light on the pervasive issues of educator sexual abuse.  

"The Prevalence of Sexual Abuse by K-12 School Personnel in Canada, 1997–2017", Canadian Centre for Child Protection, 12 Jun 2018. This report provides crucial child exploitation resources and data on educator sexual misconduct.  

"No More Secrets", Julie Ireton, CBC National, November 18, 2018. This commentary on sexual misconduct in schools focuses on the need for transparency and accountability.  

"‘They could have stopped this’: Sex abuse warnings at Ottawa high school went unheeded", Julie Ireton, CBC National, November 19, 2018. A stark reminder that overlooking signs of educator sexual abuse can have devastating consequences.  

"Former high school music teacher facing new charges", Julie Ireton, CBC National, December 21, 2018. This case is part of a broader discussion on the issue of educator sexual misconduct.  

"And the Band Played On: The Secrets Weren’t Theirs to Keep", A CBC Podcast, May 2019. This podcast delves into the alarming realities of sexual misconduct in educational institutions.  

"OCDSB facing $25M in lawsuits over sex abuse at Bell High School", Julie Ireton, CBC National, November 20, 2019. The ongoing legal challenges reflect the urgent need for child exploitation resources to protect students.  

"‘All we want is the truth’: abuse victim demands answers from school board", Julie Ireton, CBC National, November 21, 2019. This victim's plea emphasizes the necessity of addressing educator sexual abuse head-on.  

"Educator Sexual Abuse", Charol Shakeshaft, Virginia Commonwealth University, 2003. A landmark study examining the prevalence and impacts of educator sexual misconduct in schools.  

"A Call to Action: Stopping Sexual Abuse by School Employees", TEDTalk, Charol Shakeshaft. This presentation stresses the importance of confronting educator sexual abuse to prevent future incidents.  

"Think you’d know if your child was being sexually abused by his or her teacher? Think again", KidsSafe Foundation. A powerful reminder about the hidden nature of educator sexual misconduct.  

SESAME – Stop Educator Sexual Abuse, Misconduct & Exploitation. This organization provides vital child exploitation resources to combat these pressing issues.  

"Educator Sexual Misconduct and the Problematic Culture of Silence", Naomi Nishimura, University of Toronto, 2019. Downloadable PDF that discusses the silencing of victims and the need for change.  

"Ontario College of Teachers Cases of Teacher Sexual Misconduct", Taryn Mototsune, The University of Western Ontario, May 2015. Downloadable PDF highlighting various cases and the necessity for improved policies.  

"What Educators Need to Know About Sexual Misconduct with Students", National Children’s Advocacy Center (USA), 2018. Downloadable PDF offering guidance to tackle educator sexual abuse effectively.  

"Emerging Trends in Teacher Sexual Misconduct in Ontario", Peter Jaffe, et al., Western University. Downloadable PDF that sheds light on recent developments in educator sexual misconduct cases.