April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. BSA President & CEO Roger Krone discusses the BSA’s ongoing commitment to abuse prevention.
Douglas Walker
3mo
I am honored to be part of the BSA's Youth Protection Committee, where our paramount duty is ensuring the safety of every child involved. Safeguarding youth is not just a task; it's a continuous commitment at all levels of the BSA. Every month, every week, every day, and every moment, we all must be steadfast in our vigilance to create a secure environment for all scouts. Get Youth Protection trained, and if you witness or suspect abuse or neglect - report.
Robby Channell
3mo
Thank you. As a dad as a Boy Scout, this message means so much. I feel like my son is truly protected and safe in his Troop, which is Troop 8 in Jackson, Mississippi.
Thank you for finally pointing this out. As a scouter we are better trained than most organizations. 2-deep two adults two youths always!!!
Fadli Muhammad
2mo
Accomplished action done.
Sidharth Sreedar
3mo
Honored to be an Eagle Scout when I see the BSA posting things like this. As a scout and an SPL I had always strived to protect my former troop as my own, which is what Mr. Krone is doing here. Good on you and thank you for pushing this organization forward sir.
Joe Arabik
3mo
Every month should be child abuse prevention month.
Powerful message - Every month is child protection month!
Certified Chief Instructor
3moEvery boy need to know Boy Scouts of America . Help adult knowledge with them, self control, gentleness, kindness I wish come back again to LDS church ⛪️