Stop Press! The Stop it Now! Newsletter

Our quarterly publication - 'Stop Press!' - gives an insight into what we have been doing and what we have coming up.

It is for all those who work with children and families or are involved in child protection, as well as parents and carers who want to do the best they can to protect children.

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It is circulated by email, in pdf format and you can easily sign up to receive it by emailing office@stopitnow.org.uk.

We would also appreciate your feedback, so please do send us your thoughts!!!

Current Edition

Issue 17 - November 2011 (PDF 1MB)

Inside this edition:

Stop! website re-vamp
Lucy Faithfull Foundation's Annual Review
Helpline update - call exmaple
Primary prevention in schools
Job opportunities

Download previous editions of the newsletter by using the links below.

2011

Issue 16 - July 2011 (PDF 1.6MB)

Inside this edition:

Taking prevention into Europe
Linking with domestic abuse agencies in Wales
How Parents Protect! is spanning the nations
Reaching out to prisoners in Scotland

Issue 15 - April 2011 (PDF 2.5MB)

Inside this edition:

How Stop it Now! is assisting police in public education
What Stop it Now! Scotland is doing to address 'sexting'
New plans ahead for Stop! England
New staff in Scotland and Black Country and Birmingham
Join our Commit to Prevent! campaign

2010

Issue 14 - December 2010 (PDF 1.7mb)

Inside this edition:

More people than ever calling the Stop it Now! Helpline
New website to help parents protect their children
More training opportunities across England
Working with internet abuse in Scotland

Issue 13 - September 2010 (PDF 1.23mb)

Inside this edition:

Putting child sexual abuse on the Political agenda in Wales
Sharing prevention research and best practice with Stephen Smallbone
Black Country and Birmingham boosts training capacity
Child sexual abuse video ‘Monster’ wins award

Issue 12 - June 2010 (PDF 1.6mb)

Inside this edition:

England works with others to tackle child sexual abuse
Surrey marks safer internet day
Working with parents networks in Wales
Stop! volunteer makes national ‘100 Happy List’

2009

Spring 2009 (PDF 158kb)

Inside this edition:

Dudley PCT funds Black Country project
New London project to work in partnership with Black, Asian, Minority Ethnic and Refugee (BAMER) communities.
Wales consults ahead of official launch

2008

Autumn 2008 newsletter (PDF 1.6mb)