At Lotus, we envision a world free from violence and oppression for all. We can put this vision into action by teaching children about kindness and inclusion. Lotus Children’s Advocacy
Each individual survivor has a different definition of what justice means to them. Kaleidoscopic justice is a framework for understanding how “justice” is not just something that happens to perpetrators
Lotus receives $1.29 million in Victims of Crime Act funds Grant funds continue to play a key role in allowing Paducah’s Lotus Children’s Advocacy and Sexual Violence Resource Center to
Dr. Christine Lindner, a history professor at Murray State University, has lived all over the world. From Long Island, to the United Kingdom, to Lebanon, and other communities on the
Lotus and Kentucky Bar Education Tools for the Justice Process The courtroom can be a scary place, especially for children. That is why Lotus is helping child victims of abuse
Bringing the Community Together True North Yoga and Lotus joined Take Back the Night’s Shine Your Light Yoga Festival on Saturday, July 31. Lotus held a restorative yoga class at
Lotus Children’s Advocacy Program is based on a multidisciplinary team (MDT) approach to the investigation, prosecution, and treatment of child abuse cases across the eight counties of the Purchase Region.
When a child abuse case goes to trial, the child may be asked to testify in court. It takes courage for a child to speak in front of a courtroom
U.S. teens spend an average of more than seven hours per day on screen media for entertainment, and tweens spend nearly five hours, a 2019 report found. Beyond entertainment, we
Lotus therapist Sharon Stalions shares her advice to families considering family therapy. “There are many reasons that people may go to family therapy. It may be a change in the