KARA Child Abuse & CPS Awareness Talk
Conversations That Move People to Act
(moving from concern to action)
30‑Minute Zoom Conversation — Overview & Q&A (Suggested $50 donation)
Invite a KARA speaker to join your group for a 30‑minute Zoom session that offers a clear, accessible overview of child abuse, childhood trauma, and how Child Protective Services really works with time for questions and discussion. This short format is designed to introduce the issues, share frontline stories, and spark concrete ideas for community education and action on child protection your group can take in your community (suggested $50 donation).
60‑Minute Zoom Event — Customized Presentation or Dialogue ($250)
For groups ready to go deeper, we offer a $250, one‑hour Zoom event tailored to your audience and goals. Our small team of KARA speakers will work with you to design a focused presentation, tool kits, or interactive dialogue—whether you want a big‑picture look at child abuse and trauma, a closer examination of CPS and policy, or a session built around the specific questions and challenges your organization is facing—and we’ll close with practical, realistic steps adults can take to better protect children right now.
Keynote Events Quoted Individually
How to Book a KARA Speaker
Booking a KARA speaker is simple: send us a note with a few details about your group, your preferred dates and times, and whether you’re interested in the 30‑minute overview or a custom 60‑minute event, and we’ll match you with the speaker on our team who best fits your goals. We’re usually able to accommodate weekday and some weekend sessions, and we’ll work with you to fine‑tune the focus so your time together leads to practical next steps adults can take to protect children.
KARA speakers are ideal for:
- Schools and parent groups (PTA/PTOs, school staff, youth‑serving programs)
- Foster/adoption, Advocacy groups,
- Government agencies
- Faith communities (congregations, youth leaders, social‑justice committees)
- Professional and service organizations (Rotary, Lions, bar associations, unions, civic clubs)
- Health, social‑service, and justice teams (clinics, nonprofits, mental‑health providers, court and CPS‑adjacent staff)
