SR 100 by Alvarado-Gil
SR 100
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This resolution designates April 16, 2026, as ‘Breaking the Silence Day of Awareness’ in California to raise awareness about child sexual abuse, including unreported cases. It encourages Californians to learn about the signs of abuse and fosters open dialogue. The resolution also urges schools, organizations, and agencies to participate in prevention and support efforts, emphasizing the importance of expanded mandated reporter training and community involvement.
Key provisions
- Designates April 16, 2026, as ‘Breaking the Silence Day of Awareness’.
- Encourages Californians to learn about the signs of abuse and foster open dialogue.
- Urges schools, community organizations, and public agencies to promote prevention and support.
- Calls for expanded mandated reporter training.
- Recognizes the role of communities in recognizing warning signs and creating safe environments for children.
- Acknowledges the complexities of familial rape and incest.
- Highlights the importance of survivor support and reducing stigma.
- Recognizes the ongoing challenges of human trafficking.
Who is affected
- General Public
- California Residents
- Children and Families
- Schools
- Community Organizations
Notable changes
- Designates a specific day for awareness and action.
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